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Where can i find the snapshot of the droplet that i removed?

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Where can i find the snapshot of the droplet that i removed?

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KFSys March 20, 2020

Hi @mgepby,

In order to get a snapshot of the droplet you’ve removed, first login to your Control Panel, once in, on the left of your screen, you’ll have a sidebar. Click on the ‘Manage’ dropdown and select Images. There you should be able to find the snapshot of your deleted droplet.

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mgepby March 20, 2020

awesome thanx for help, how could i not see it, its obvious :)

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  • KFSys March 21, 2020

    Don’t worry, it does happen sometimes when you are not familiar with the application.

    In such cases, I’ll recommend searching the questions sections. It can provide with really good question/answers. Most of the times it has even been answered before.

    Regards,
    KDSys

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