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This page is archived. Fly Postgres (unmanaged) is no longer maintained, and Fly.io Support is not able to provide support or guidance for it. We now offer Fly.io Managed Postgres, our fully-managed database service that handles all aspects of running production PostgreSQL databases.These pages are kept for reference and are not listed in the navigation. The full set is indexed on the Fly Postgres (Unmanaged) page.
Before deleting any app with a volume, including a Fly Postgres app, make certain that you no longer need any of its data; once an app is deleted, its volumes are deleted and you lose access to their snapshots too. If you no longer need any database that a Fly Postgres app serves, you can delete the cluster with fly apps destroy <pg-app-name>. Double-check which databases live on the cluster using fly pg db list -a <pg-app-name>.