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# powershell elevated privilages
minikube stop
minikube delete

# Delete the .minikube and .kube directories under user
C:\users\{user}\.minikube   (rm $HOME/.minikube)
C:\users\{user}\.kube       (rm $HOME/.kube)

# If one has installed it via chocolatey
minikube stop

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# Upgrade node version with choco
choco upgrade nodejs.install --version=21.5.0

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Follow these steps to fix it: 
Stop Docker
Uninstall it from "Add Programs/Remove"
Remove Docker folder from AppData/Roaming
Remove docker folder from ProgramFiles
Remove docker folder from ProgramData
Restart machine
Installed Docker Desktop again

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worker_processes  1;

events {
    worker_connections  1024;
}


http {
    include       mime.types;
    default_type  application/octet-stream;

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Identify the path to virtual disk of the docker

• (default location: %LOCALAPPDATA%/Docker/wsl/data).

Start diskpart from the command line.

• diskpart

Select disk by using the command

• select vdisk file=

Grow the image by running expand command

• expand vdisk maximum=

Shut down WSL2 by executing

• wsl --shutdown

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• The default location of the Docker Desktop WSL virtual disk is the C drive and bigger containers can lead the C drive to get full quickly. In case we want to move the docker desktop disk to a different drive/location we can follow the steps below:

• Docker disk default location at (%LOCALAPPDATA%/Docker/wsl/data)

• Open PowerShell with Admin rights

• Quit Docker Desktop

• And run following command to get the docker-desktop-data file name

• wsl -l -v

• Shutdown the wsl

• wsl --shutdown

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#Using docker with WSL2 can slow your system due to a service vmmem
#vmmem is consuming most of the memory [in my case 12GB] and CPU

#To fix it :- 
	#Go to your user folder C:\Users\<Your_Username>
	#create a file (.wslconfig) with following content
	[wsl2]
	memory=4GB
	processors=4
	

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taskkill /f /IM nginx.exe
start nginx