Terminating a DataStax Enterprise Cluster
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The DataStax Mission Control operators manage or reconcile DSEClusters. Terminating a DataStax Enterprise (DSE) cluster is a straightforward and simple task.
Prerequisites
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The
kubectl
CLI tool. -
Kubeconfig file` or
context
pointing to aControl Plane
Kubernetes cluster.
Procedure
Terminate a DSECluster with the kubectl delete
command. One simple command deletes the associated DSECluster
and then various operators automatically handle cleanup of resources.
All underlying objects that are created on behalf of the DSECluster are also deleted. This includes objects in Data Plane
clusters.
In the case where multiple data plane clusters have DSE nodes that cannot communicate with each other, the deletion operation continues. However, in the case where the |
Terminate with a DSECluster Custom Resource
kubectl delete -f my-cluster.dsecluster.yaml
Terminate with a Given Cluster Name
kubectl delete dsecluster my-cluster
To retain the Persistent Volume (PV) after the DSECluster is deleted, use a |