NAME

       rkt-gc - Garbage collect rkt pods no longer in use

SYNOPSIS

       rkt gc [--grace-period=duration] [--expire-prepared=duration] [flags]

DESCRIPTION

       This is intended to be run periodically from a timer or cron job.

       Garbage collection is a 2-step process. First, stopped pods are moved to the garbage by
       one invocation of the gc command. A subsequent invocation will clean up the pod, assuming
       the pod has been in the garbage for more time than the specified grace period.

       Use --grace-period=0s to effectively disable the grace-period.

OPTIONS

       --expire-prepared=24h0m0s
           duration to wait before expiring prepared pods

       --grace-period=30m0s
           duration to wait before discarding inactive pods from garbage

       -h, --help[=false]
           help for gc

       --mark-only[=false]
           if set to true, then the exited/aborted pods will be moved to the garbage directories
       without actually deleting them, this is useful for marking the exit time of a pod

OPTIONS INHERITED FROM PARENT COMMANDS

       --debug[=false]
           print out more debug information to stderr

       --dir=/var/lib/rkt
           rkt data directory

       --insecure-options=none
           comma-separated list of security features to disable. Allowed values: "none", "image",
       "tls", "ondisk", "http", "pubkey", "capabilities", "paths", "seccomp", "all-fetch",
       "all-run", "all"

       --local-config=/etc/rkt
           local configuration directory

       --system-config=/usr/lib/rkt
           system configuration directory

       --trust-keys-from-https[=false]
           automatically trust gpg keys fetched from https

       --user-config=
           user configuration directory

SEE ALSO

       rkt(1)

HISTORY

       30-Jan-2018 Auto generated by spf13/cobra