Découvrez comment GKE gère les ressources suivantes lors de la suppression du cluster :
GKE tente de supprimer toutes les ressources de l'équilibreur de charge. Toutefois, pour les services (type: LoadBalancer), nous vous recommandons de supprimer les services avant de supprimer votre cluster. Pour les clusters comportant des centaines de services ou plus, GKE peut ne pas supprimer toutes les ressources de l'équilibreur de charge lors de la suppression du cluster.
Si vous souhaitez utiliser Google Cloud CLI pour cette tâche, installez puis initialisez gcloud CLI. Si vous avez déjà installé gcloud CLI, assurez-vous de disposer de la dernière version en exécutant la commande gcloud components update.
Supprimer un cluster
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Pour supprimer un cluster à l'aide de Google Cloud CLI, exécutez la commande suivante :
gcloudcontainerclustersdeleteCLUSTER_NAME
Remplacez CLUSTER_NAME par le nom du cluster que vous souhaitez supprimer.
À côté du cluster que vous souhaitez supprimer, cliquez sur more_vertActions puis sur deleteSupprimer.
Lorsque vous êtes invité à confirmer votre choix, cliquez à nouveau sur Supprimer.
Pour supprimer plusieurs clusters simultanément, sélectionnez-les et cliquez sur deleteSupprimer. Lorsque vous êtes invité à confirmer votre choix, cliquez à nouveau sur Supprimer.
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