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k3d Deprovisioning

Summary​

Refer to the details below for the specific steps to deprovision a Kubefirst installation that was installed using k3d.

Deprovisioning​

Run the following command to deprovision and to delete everything added to your GitHub or GitLab account, while cleaning local files related to your deployment.

kubefirst k3d destroy

Reset​

To clean local files generated by the installer while leaving the log file, and the SSL certificates that you backed up untouched you can run the kubefirst reset command. This command does not destroy your cluster (cloud resources or k3d), and is not a replacement for the destroy command.

If the destroy or reset commands don't work, and you have an issue creating a new cluster, you can manually delete local files and folders by running rm -rf ~/.k1; rm ~/.kubefirst. This will not destroy your cluster, but ensure the CLI has a clean slate locally.