Overview

In my earlier post, I have shown the steps to install packages into TKG cluster using TMC catalog, now let explore the process of deleting the packages from TMC Console.

Delete Harbor Package:

In TMC Console: Clusters > select the cluster capv-workload > Add-ons > Installed > click on capv-workload-harbor

• Click on Delete which can be found in top right corner > Actions > Delete

• provide the name: capv-workload-harbor
• DELETE
• Check the status of deletion In TMC Console: Clusters > select the cluster capv-workload > Add-ons > Installed

Verify the pods termination status and it takes few mins to terminate

kubectl get pods -n tanzu-system-registry --kubeconfig ~/.kube/config-tkg

Delete Contour Package:

In TMC Console: Clusters > select the cluster capv-workload > Add-ons > click on capv-workload-contour

• Click on Delete which can be found in top right corner > Actions > Delete

• provide the name: capv-workload-contour
• DELETE

• Check the status of deletion In TMC Console: Clusters > select the cluster capv-workload > Add-ons > Installed

Verify the services status

kubectl get svc -n tanzu-system-ingress --kubeconfig ~/.kube/config-tkg

Delete Cert-manager Package:

In TMC Console: Clusters > select the cluster capv-workload > Add-ons > click on capv-workload-certm

• Click on Delete which can be found in top right corner > Actions > Delete

• provide the name: capv-workload-certm and DELETE

• Check the status of deletion In TMC Console: Clusters > select the cluster capv-workload > Add-ons > Installed

Verify the pods termination status

kubectl get pods -n cert-manager --kubeconfig ~/.kube/config-tkg

In TMC Console: Clusters > select the cluster capv-workload > Add-ons

• Verify if the packages are deleted.