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I have installed multiple kong plugins - oauth2, rate-limiting through kubernetes yaml files. I can see them through How can I uninstall them? Thanks. |
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Hi @shahamit, If these were originally deployed with manifest files (e.g. $ kubectl -n kong delete kongplugin <name> However keep in mind that operation is permanent. If you deployed these plugins some other way (such as using some management system like |
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Right, second Shane's suggestion, aslo helm charts command
helm uninstall *** -n name-space could be helpful.
…On Thu, Sep 16, 2021 at 9:20 AM Shane Utt ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi @shahamit <https://github.com/shahamit>,
If these were originally deployed with manifest files (e.g. kubectl apply
-f plugins.yaml) you can delete them each by name:
$ kubectl -n kong delete kongplugin <name>
However keep in mind that operation is permanent.
If you deployed these plugins some other way (such as using some
management system like helm with your own personal helm chart) then
deleting them directly may not be correct and you would want to figure out
the correct cleanup methods for your deployment tool.
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Hi @shahamit,
If these were originally deployed with manifest files (e.g.
kubectl apply -f plugins.yaml
) you can delete them each by name:$ kubectl -n kong delete kongplugin <name>
However keep in mind that operation is permanent.
If you deployed these plugins some other way (such as using some management system like
helm
with your own personal helm chart) then deleting them directly may not be correct and you would want to figure out the correct cleanup methods for your deployment tool.