Terminate a DataStax Enterprise Cluster
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The DataStax Mission Control operators manage or reconcile DataStax Enterprise (DSE) clusters. Terminating a DSE cluster is a straightforward and simple task.
Prerequisites
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The
kubectl
CLI tool. -
Kubeconfig file
orcontext
pointing to aControl Plane
Kubernetes cluster.
Procedure
Terminate a DSE cluster with the kubectl delete missioncontrolcluster cluster-name
command. This command deletes the associated MissionControlCluster
object and DataStax Mission Control automatically handle cleanup of associated resources across Data Planes
.
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 MissionControlCluster 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 MissionControlCluster is deleted, use a |