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Add S3 recursive container deletion info #124

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15 changes: 15 additions & 0 deletions docs/_optimist/guided_tour/step23/index.de.md
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Expand Up @@ -136,6 +136,21 @@ $ s3cmd setacl s3://e4d05df3-aa8e-4a37-b1b5-2745d189b189/test.yaml --acl-private
s3://e4d05df3-aa8e-4a37-b1b5-2745d189b189/test.yaml: ACL set to Private [1 of 1]
```

Rekursives Löschen von Containern mit der OpenStack-CLI
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Der Versuch, einen Container mit verbleibenden Objekten zu löschen, ist über die OpenStack-CLI nicht möglich. Wir müssen daher den Inhalt und den Container rekursiv mit dem folgenden Befehl bereinigen:

```bash
openstack container delete -r example-container
```

Um Container mit vielen Objekten (100+) zu bereinigen und zu löschen, empfehlen wir den folgenden Ansatz, um Zeitüberschreitungen bei der Verwendung des rekursiven Löschbefehls zu vermeiden:

```bash
while true; do time openstack container delete -r example-container; sleep 2; done
```

Abschluss
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Expand Up @@ -139,6 +139,21 @@ $ s3cmd setacl s3://e4d05df3-aa8e-4a37-b1b5-2745d189b189/test.yaml --acl-private
s3://e4d05df3-aa8e-4a37-b1b5-2745d189b189/test.yaml: ACL set to Private [1 of 1]
```

Recursively Deleting Containers Using the OpenStack CLI
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Attempting to delete a container which has remaining objects is not possible via the OpenStack CLI. We therefore need to clean up the contents and the container recursively with the following command:

```bash
openstack container delete -r example-container
```

To cleanup and delete containers with many objects (100+), we recommend the following approach to avoid timeouts when using the recursive delete command:

```bash
while true; do time openstack container delete -r example-container; sleep 2; done
```

Conclusion
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