Cleaning Up ImageStore in Service Fabric Managed Clusters | Best Practices
This article explores the process of preserving disk space in Service Fabric Managed Clusters by cleaning up copied application packages in ImageStore. In order to automatically remove unwanted application versions, the solution is to set "AllowRuntimeCleanupUnusedApplicationTypesPolicy" to true, along with other specified properties. Mitigation steps are discussed in detail, including a step-by-step guide to cleaning up Application Unused Versions. The article suggests using PowerShell commands to delete copied packages and unregister application types as necessary, and also recommends using Get-ServiceFabricImageStoreContent and Remove-ServiceFabricApplicationPackage for retrieving and deleting content respectively.
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