Deleting a Cluster
If a Local Edition cluster, or Kubernetes cluster, is no longer needed, it can be deleted.
Deleting a Local Edition Cluster
- Navigate to the appropriate folder, depending on whether you had deployed to a single Azure region or single Azure VM:
- Run the following command:
./delete-tml-cluster.sh
Example output:
deployment "cm-deploy-0" deleted configmap "tm-property-map" deleted deployment "tm-deploy-0" deleted configmap "cache-property-map" deleted statefulset "cache-set-0" deleted configmap "sql-property-map" deleted statefulset "mysql-set-0" deleted configmap "log-property-map" deleted statefulset "log-set-0" deleted configmap "nosql-property-map" deleted statefulset "cass-set-0" deleted service "cm-svc-0" deleted service "tm-svc" deleted service "cache-svc-0" deleted service "mysql-svc-0" deleted service "log-svc-0" deleted service "cass-svc-0" deleted persistentvolumeclaim "cachevol-cache-set-0-0" deleted persistentvolumeclaim "cachevol-cache-set-0-1" deleted persistentvolumeclaim "cachevol-cache-set-0-2" deleted persistentvolumeclaim "sqlvol-mysql-set-0-0" deleted persistentvolumeclaim "logvol-log-set-0-0" deleted persistentvolumeclaim "logvol-log-set-0-1" deleted persistentvolumeclaim "nosqlvol-cass-set-0-0" deleted persistentvolumeclaim "nosqlvol-cass-set-0-1" deleted persistentvolumeclaim "nosqlvol-cass-set-0-2" deleted storageclass "sql-storage-0" deleted storageclass "log-storage-0" deleted storageclass "nosql-storage-0" deleted storageclass "cache-storage-0" deleted
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