Revisa cómo GKE controla los siguientes recursos durante la eliminación del clúster:
GKE intenta borrar todos los recursos del balanceador de cargas. Sin embargo, en el caso de los servicios (type: LoadBalancer), te recomendamos que los borres antes de borrar el clúster. En el caso de los clústeres con cientos de servicios o más, es posible que GKE no borre todos los recursos del balanceador de cargas cuando se borre el clúster.
Si deseas usar Google Cloud CLI para esta tarea, instala y, luego, inicializa gcloud CLI. Si ya instalaste gcloud CLI, ejecuta gcloud components update para obtener la versión más reciente.
Borra un clúster
gcloud
Para borrar un clúster con la CLI de Google Cloud, ejecuta el siguiente comando:
gcloudcontainerclustersdeleteCLUSTER_NAME
Reemplaza CLUSTER_NAME por el nombre del clúster que deseas borrar.
Junto al clúster que deseas borrar, haz clic en more_vertAcciones y, luego, en deleteBorrar.
Cuando se te solicite confirmación, haz clic en Borrar de nuevo.
Para borrar varios clústeres al mismo tiempo, selecciónalos y haz clic en deleteBorrar. Cuando se te solicite confirmación, haz clic en Borrar de nuevo.
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