You can stop a workspace and resume it later. Frequently stopping and resuming a workspace session is a good way to manage compute costs. Storage costs (for example, Amazon EBS), however, will continue to incur.
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Important
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Stopping a workspace does not automatically sync your work to Domino. See Sync Changes to sync your work. |
To stop a Workspace:
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Click Stop. A window opens with additional information about stopping the workspace.
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Click Stop My Workspace.
When you stop your workspace, the following settings persist and will be available to you when you resume your workspace session:
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Files saved in the
/mntdirectory
The following settings will not persist and will reload when you resume your stopped workspace:
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Files outside the
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Objects in memory
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Datasets
If you’re using a Git-based project and someone updates or deletes the credentials to the Git repository while your workspace session is stopped, the credentials will be updated when you resume your workspace.
You can restart a workspace that you stopped previously. Saved changes are available and can be synced.
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In the navigation pane, click Workspaces.
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Go to the stopped workspace.
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Click Start. The workspace opens in a new tab.
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Note
| When a workspace is restarted in a restricted project, Domino uses the current restricted revision of the environment. This revision may be different from the revision that was used to start the workspace previously. |
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Warning
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You can delete a workspace if it’s no longer needed. You must stop the workspace before it can be deleted.
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Go to the project that contains the workspace to delete.
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In the navigation pane, click Workspaces.
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Click Stop to stop the workspace.
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Click the red trash icon to delete the workspace.
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Click Delete to confirm that you’d like to delete the workspace. Click the Delete tab to view deleted workspaces.
Auto-delete Workspaces
If your administrator has enabled the workspace auto-deletion feature, Domino automatically deletes workspaces that have been stopped for 10 days plus a 30-day grace period. Your administrator can modify these periods.
Domino notifies you (in the application and through email) before your workspace is deleted.
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The first notification indicates that your workspace has been marked for deletion and the grace period has started.
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Halfway through the grace period, Domino notifies you again and indicates whether the workspace has uncommitted changes.
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Two days before auto-deletion, Domino notifies you again, including whether the workspace has uncommitted changes.
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Finally, Domino notifies you when the workspace has been deleted.
To remove a workspace from the auto-deletion schedule, restart it. The auto-delete period restarts the next time the workspace is stopped.
Workspaces started prior to an upgrade to Domino 4.5 do not have long-living persistent volumes backing them.
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In the navigation pane, click Workspaces.
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Click the My Workspaces or All Workspaces tab to see legacy workspaces. If the workspace was stopped, click the Deleted tab.
The following is an example of what a legacy workspace looks like:
