Uninstalling Control Center
To uninstall Control Center from a Kubernetes cluster, you’ll need to use helm
. Execute the following in a terminal, adjusting the names to your installation:
helm uninstall installation-name -n installation-namespace
Replace installation-name
with the name of the Helm release you used when installing Control Center, and installation-namespace
with the namespace where Control Center was installed.
Orphaned Applications
If you deployed an application using Control Center, uninstalling Control Center won’t remove the application from your cluster. As a result, this may cause the application to be left in an unusable state if any Control Center features have been enabled. It also won’t be reachable via the URL that Control Center provided.
It’s best to remove all resources created by Control Center, including any deployed applications, by deleting the entire namespace where Control Center was installed. This can be done by executing the following command:
kubectl delete namespace installation-namespace
You’ll have to replace installation-namespace
with the namespace where Control Center was installed.