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<@1072591948499664996> Can I clean up a deploy along with its persistent volume claims (pvc) ?

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Yes, you can clean up a deploy using the Garden CLI. However, the documentation does not specify whether this also cleans up associated Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs). Here is the command to clean up a deploy:

```bash
garden cleanup deploy my-deploy
```

For more details, please refer to the **Garden CLI documentation** (<https://docs.garden.io/using-garden/using-the-cli#stopping-a-single-running-deploy>).

As for cleaning up PVCs, it's important to note that PVCs are Kubernetes resources that exist independently of the pods that use them. Therefore, deleting a pod does not automatically delete its associated PVCs. You would need to manually delete the PVCs if you no longer need them.

For more information on PVCs and how they are used in Garden, you can refer to the **Garden documentation on PersistentVolumeClaim** (<https://docs.garden.io/reference/action-types/deploy/persistentvolumeclaim>).
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