This page provides describes how an infrastructure administrator (not a tenant administrator) can remove a tenant when appropriate.
IMPORTANT Removing a tenant is a permanent operation and cannot be reverted. Removing a tenant will remove all tenant-related namespaces from Kubernetes,
along with any Kubernetes resources in those namespaces.
(ncn-mw#) To remove a Slurm tenant instance, delete the custom resource with kubectl:
kubectl delete slurmcluster -n <namespace> <name>
This will remove the Slurm pods from the tenant namespace, but leave the persistent volumes (to avoid data loss if the cluster is recreated).
In addition, remove any tenant-specific Ansible variables in the group_vars directory of the slurm-config-management VCS repository.
(ncn-mw#) Below is an example of a kubectl command to remove the tenant by specifying its name:
kubectl -n tenants delete tenants vcluster-blue
Example output:
tenant.tapms.hpe.com "vcluster-blue" deleted
It can take a minute or so to fully delete the tenant and its namespaces, because tapms will remove xnames from HSM groups, remove Keycloak groups, and cleanup the HNC tree structure.