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28 changes: 26 additions & 2 deletions docs/self-managed/quickstart/developer-quickstart/c8run.md
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## Shut down Camunda 8 Run

To shut down Camunda 8 Run and end all running processes, run `./shutdown.sh` (or `.\c8run.exe stop` on Windows) from the `c8run` directory.
To shut down (non-Docker) Camunda 8 Run and end all running processes, run the following command from the `c8run` directory:

To shut down the Camunda 8 Run Docker distribution, use `./shutdown.sh --docker` (or `.\c8run.exe stop --docker` on Windows).
```bash
./shutdown.sh

# Windows:
# .\c8run.exe stop
```

If you started Camunda 8 Run with Docker `./start.sh --docker`, run the following command instead:

```bash
# Stop containers but keep existing data
docker compose -f docker-compose-8.8/docker-compose.yaml down
# (older bundles use: docker/docker-compose.yml)

# Stop containers and remove all data volumes
docker compose -f docker-compose-8.8/docker-compose.yaml down -v
```

The `-v` option removes all Docker volumes, including persisted data such as users and process instances. Omit `-v` if you want to keep your existing data for the next startup.

To confirm that Camunda 8 Run has stopped, check for active containers:

```bash
docker ps
```

## Advanced options

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## Shut down Camunda 8 Run

To shut down Camunda 8 Run and end all running processes, run `./shutdown.sh` (or `.\c8run.exe stop` on Windows) from the `c8run` directory.
To shut down (non-Docker) Camunda 8 Run and end all running processes, run the following command from the `c8run` directory:

The Camunda 8 Run Docker distribution can be shut down using `./shutdown.sh --docker` (or `.\c8run.exe stop -docker` on Windows).
```bash
./shutdown.sh

# Windows:
# .\c8run.exe stop
```

If you started Camunda 8 Run with Docker `./start.sh --docker`, run the following command instead:

```bash
# Stop containers but keep existing data
docker compose -f docker-compose-8.7/docker-compose.yaml down
# (older bundles use: docker/docker-compose.yml)

# Stop containers and remove all data volumes
docker compose -f docker-compose-8.7/docker-compose.yaml down -v
```

The `-v` option removes all Docker volumes, including persisted data such as users and process instances. Omit `-v` if you want to keep your existing data for the next startup.

To confirm that Camunda 8 Run has stopped, check for active containers:

```bash
docker ps
```

## Advanced options

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## Shut down Camunda 8 Run

To shut down Camunda 8 Run and end all running processes, run `./shutdown.sh` (or `.\c8run.exe stop` on Windows) from the `c8run` directory.
To shut down (non-Docker) Camunda 8 Run and end all running processes, run the following command from the `c8run` directory:

To shut down the Camunda 8 Run Docker distribution, use `./shutdown.sh --docker` (or `.\c8run.exe stop --docker` on Windows).
```bash
./shutdown.sh

# Windows:
# .\c8run.exe stop
```

If you started Camunda 8 Run with Docker `./start.sh --docker`, run the following command instead:

```bash
# Stop containers but keep existing data
docker compose -f docker-compose-8.8/docker-compose.yaml down
# (older bundles use: docker/docker-compose.yml)

# Stop containers and remove all data volumes
docker compose -f docker-compose-8.8/docker-compose.yaml down -v
```

The `-v` option removes all Docker volumes, including persisted data such as users and process instances. Omit `-v` if you want to keep your existing data for the next startup.

To confirm that Camunda 8 Run has stopped, check for active containers:

```bash
docker ps
```

## Advanced options

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