Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Delete Worker

You can delete an existing Availability On-premise Vantage Point Worker, also known as Worker, on standalone compute, Kubernetes or Container Instances.

Delete Worker on Standalone Compute

  1. To list the running Docker or Colima container, run the following:
    docker ps
    From above output, obtain the required container id of the running docker container and execute the following to delete container:
    docker rm -f <container_id>
    For Podman container, to list the running containers, run the following:
    podman ps
    From above output, obtain the required container id of the running Podman container and execute the following to delete container:
    podman rm -f <container_id>
  2. Delete the worker under the On-premise Vantage Point from the APM Availability Monitoring console.
    1. Sign in to the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure console.
    2. Open the navigation menu, and click Observability & Management. Under Application Performance Monitoring, click Availability Monitoring.
    3. On the Availability Monitoring page, click On-premise Vantage Points under the Resources tab from the left menu to open the On-premise Vantage Points page.
    4. Select the required compartment and domain, select On-premise Vantage Point under which worker was created.
    5. Delete Worker.

Delete Worker on Kubernetes

To delete the worker on Kubernetes, you need to uninstall the Helm Chart.
  1. List the helm chart installed in all namespaces by running:
    helm ls --all-namespaces
  2. Run helm uninstall command to remove worker(s) by running:
    helm uninstall <release-name> --namespace <namespace>
    For example, run the following command to uninstall above helm chart:
    helm uninstall opvp-1.2.8 --namespace opvp-ns
  3. Delete the worker under the On-premise Vantage Point from the APM Availability Monitoring console
    1. Sign in to the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure console.
    2. Open the navigation menu, and click Observability & Management. Under Application Performance Monitoring, click Availability Monitoring.
    3. On the Availability Monitoring page, click On-premise Vantage Points under the Resources tab from the left menu to open the On-premise Vantage Points page.
    4. Select required compartment and domain, select On-premise Vantage Point under which worker was created.
    5. Delete Worker.

Delete Worker on Container Instances

  1. Open the navigation menu and click Developer Services. Under Containers & Artifacts, click Container Instances.
  2. Under List scope, select the compartment that contains the container instance.
  3. Click the name of the container instance that you're interested in.
  4. Click Delete.
  5. If you want to delete the boot volume that is associated with the container instance, select the Permanently delete the attached boot volume check box.
  6. Click Delete instance. Deleted container instances temporarily remain in the list of instances with the state Deleted.
  7. Delete the Worker under the On-premise Vantage Point from the APM Availability Monitoring console.
    1. Sign in to the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure console.
    2. Open the navigation menu, and click Observability & Management. Under Application Performance Monitoring, click Availability Monitoring.
    3. On the Availability Monitoring page, click On-premise Vantage Points under the Resources tab from the left menu to open the On-premise Vantage Points page.
    4. Select required compartment and domain, select On-premise Vantage Point under which worker was created.
    5. Delete Worker.