Decommission devices
Petros Amoiridis
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Run the uninstall command for Workbrew on the target device:
sudo /opt/workbrew/sbin/uninstall -
Locate the device on the Devices page in the Console and click it to enter the device details page
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Click on Remove Device from Workbrew Console at the bottom of the device details page. You must have write access to perform this action
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If the user had a Workbrew account, go to the Users tab on the Settings page and remove the user
Impact of 'Destroy Device' in Workbrew and re-enrollment process
Using Destroy Device will trigger the following actions:
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Deletion of all command runs associated with the device
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Removal of the device from all associated groups
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Roll-over of the API key associated with the device
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If the device was attached to a user or a workspace, it will need to be reattached to one or the other.
A destroyed device can be re-enrolled in a workspace, however the above actions will not be automatically undone.
Workspace vs Device API keys
To enroll devices, a Workspace API key is used. On first check-in, this key is swapped for a device-specific API key. Destroying a device invalidates the existing device-specific API key, but the Workspace API key remains unchanged.
You can reset your Workspace API key directly in the console.