Uninstalling the Wazuh Docker deployment

Follow these steps to uninstall your Wazuh Docker deployment from your Docker host:

Uninstalling single-node and multi-node deployment

Follow these steps to remove a single-node or multi-node deployment:

Navigate to the directory of your deployment model.
Stop the stack:
```
# docker compose down
```
This command stops all running containers and removes them, but preserves your data volumes and configuration files.
Optional: Delete persistent volumes.
- List all volumes first to confirm what you want to delete:
```
# docker volume ls
```
- If you created custom volumes for logs, configuration, or data, remove them manually:
```
# docker volume rm <VOLUME_ID>
```
  Replace <VOLUME_ID> with the volume name(s) you want to delete.
You can also perform steps 2 and 3 in a single command.

Warning

The -v flag will permanently delete all your Wazuh data, configurations, and logs. Use this only when you want to remove the deployment and start fresh completely.
- Run the following to stop the stack and immediately remove all associated volumes:
```
# docker compose down -v
```
Remove generated files by deleting certificates and other generated configuration files:
```
# rm -rf wazuh-certificates/ config.yml wazuh-certs-tool.sh config/*/certs
```
Run the following command to confirm that no containers are running:
```
# docker ps
```

Follow these steps to remove a Wazuh agent container deployment:

Navigate to the Wazuh agent directory:
```
# cd wazuh-docker/wazuh-agent
```
Stop and remove the Wazuh agent stack:
```
# docker compose down
```
Run the following command to confirm that the container is not running:
```
# docker ps
```