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Resetting a kURL Cluster

This topic describes how to use the kURL reset command to reset a kURL cluster.

Overview​

If you need to reset a kURL installation, such as when you are testing releases with kURL, You can use the kURL tasks.sh reset command to remove Kubernetes from the system.

Alterntaively, you can discard your current VM (if you are using one) and recreate the VM with a new OS to reinstall with kURL.

For more information about the reset command, see Resetting a Node in the kURL documentation.

To reset a kURL installation:

  1. Access the machine where you installed with kURL.

  2. Run the following command to remove Kubernetes from the system:

    curl -sSL https://k8s.kurl.sh/latest/tasks.sh | sudo bash -s reset

  3. Follow the instructions in the output of the command to manually remove any files that the reset command does not remove.

If the reset command is unsuccessful, discard your current VM, and recreate the VM with a new OS to reinstall the Admin Console and an application.