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TIBCO® Control Plane 1.2.0

# Deleting Data Planes

Deleting a data plane in TIBCO Control Plane does not delete the cluster in your cloud environment. It just deletes the data plane from the TIBCO Control Plane environment. You cannot delete a data plane if there are capabilities or apps deployed on the data plane.

Before you begin

- You must have Data plane Manager permission to delete a data plane. For more information, see Permissions.

## Deleting Kubernetes Data Planes

Procedure

1. In TIBCO Control Plane, click the Data Planes menu from the sidebar.

2. Click the vertical ellipsis icon on the Data Plane card.

3. To delete a data plane, click Delete Data Plane. The confirmation dialog opens.

4. Copy or download the commands displayed on the dialog.

5. Select the confirmation checkbox.

6. Click Delete. The data plane gets deleted from UI.

7. Run the commands which you have copied or downloaded in step 4. This is required to manually delete remaining artifacts of the data plane from your cluster.

   Example:

       helm uninstall dp-core-infrastructure -n <dataplane-namespace>
       helm uninstall dp-configure-namespace -n <dataplane-namespace>
       kubectl delete ns <dataplane-namespace>

## Deleting non-kubernetes Data Planes

Deleting an non-kubernetes data plane does not delete TIBCO Control Tower from your environment. For more information on deleting or force deleting non-kubernetes data planes, see Deleting Non-Kubernetes Data Plane.

## Force Deleting Data Planes

There are some scenarios where you might misconfigure data planes, resulting into inconsistencies between TIBCO Control Plane and data plane and you cannot delete the data plane by using the Delete Data Plane option. In such scenarios, you can use Force Delete Data Plane option. For example, if you are unable to delete a data plane because of lost tunnel connectivity, you can use force delete. Force delete can be used irrespective of data plane status.

Force Delete Data Plane cleans everything related to a data plane. After force delete on the Kubernetes data plane, apps, capabilities, infrastructure components, and resource instances from the data plane are deleted. You must run some cleanup commands in your cluster after force deleting the data plane from the UI.

Before you begin

- You must have Owner or Team Admin permission to force delete a data plane. For more information, see Permissions.

Procedure

1. In TIBCO Control Plane, click the Data Planes menu from the sidebar.

2. Click the vertical ellipsis icon on the Data Plane card.

3. To force delete a data plane, click Force Delete Data Plane. The confirmation dialog opens.

4. Copy or download the cleanup commands displayed on the confirmation dialog.

5. Click Delete Data plane.

6. Run the commands which you have copied or downloaded in step 4. This is required to manually delete remaining artifacts of the data plane from your cluster.

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