When we operate it, we remove all the information related to the given attribute, i.e., completely deleting a cluster or context. Then, to delete a context, run: $ kubectl config delete-context <name-context> As for removing a cluster: $ kubectl config delete-cluster <name-cluster> Remov...
We can delete all pods in all namespaces by adding–alland–all-namespacesto the usualkubectl deletepodscommand: $ kubectl delete pods --all --all-namespacesCopy Replacing–all-namespaceswith-Amakes the syntax shorter: $ kubectl delete pods --all -ACopy Going by the commands above, rather tha...
I tried to delete the service: $ kubectl delete --all services --all-namespaces service "kubernetes" deleted $ kubectl get service NAME TYPE CLUSTER-IP EXTERNAL-IP PORT(S) AGE kubernetes ClusterIP 10.96.0.1 <none> 443/TCP 2s It is deleted but it restarts by itself. I have deleted all...
You need to delete the deployment, then it would delete the respected pods. For this usekubectl delete deployment <NAME> Deleting a pod which is under a deployment will restarts it if that deployment is still in the place. as you answered it was statefulset, but you didn't mentioned it ...
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kubectl delete pod POD -n kube-system Credentials stored in azure.json on Control Plane nodes The /etc/kubernetes/azure.json file is created during initialisation of the node using data from secret MACHINE-NAME-azure-json. The nodes will need to be redeployed to update azure.json. ...
kubectl get secrets -A | grep kubeconfig kubectl delete secret CLUSTER-NAME-kubeconfig -n NAMESPACE Note:If cluster reconciliation is paused then the secret will not get recreated. In order for the secret to get successfully recreated make sure the cluster reconciliation is not paused. ...
$ kubectl create secret -n ns1 tls streamsets-tls \ --key ~/certs/tls.key --cert ~/certs/tls.crt For the NodePort Service example running on Rancher, the NodePort Service just does TCP passthrough to the SDC Pods, and we'll configure SDC to use HTTPS with its own keystore. No other...
kubectl apply-fmaster.key kubectl delete pod-nsealed-secrets-lname=sealed-secrets-controller Copy Velero or Trilio helps you to restore the Sealed Secrets controller state in case of a disaster without the need to fetch the master key and then insert it back into the cluster. ...