Uninstall
Remove KumoYami from the server and free up your license.
Free the license
In the panel, License → Deactivate on this server, so you can use it on another machine. If you want to keep your settings, make a backup first.
Stop and remove the containers
In the install folder:
cd /opt/kumoyami
sudo docker compose downIf you were using the installer's Caddy, sudo docker compose down -v also removes its volumes (the certificates).
Delete the files and the image
cd /
sudo rm -rf /opt/kumoyami
sudo docker image prune -a # removes images no container uses any more
sudo docker logout registry.kumoyami.comdocker image prune -a removes every unused image, not just KumoYami's. If you have other Docker projects, remove
only KumoYami's: find it with docker images and use docker rmi with its name.
rm -rf /opt/kumoyami also deletes datos/: the panel's settings, your OneDrive tokens and the activated license. The
local folders you were publishing are left untouched, right where they were.
Docker stays installed on the server. If you don't use it for anything else, uninstall it with your distribution's package manager.