Uninstall TraefikEE¶
Kubernetes¶
Kubernetes objects created by TraefikEE have a release
label containing the cluster name. This label can be used to uninstall TraefikEE from a Kubernetes cluster without having to remove the entire namespace:
kubectl delete -n "${NAMESPACE}" all,secrets,pvc -l release="${CLUSTER_NAME}"
Important
This will not cleanup user-created objects such as Middleware and IngressRoute.
Docker Swarm¶
For a cluster installed on Docker Swarm, TraefikEE can be uninstalled using the following commands:
docker stack rm "${STACK_NAME}"
docker config rm "${CLUSTER_NAME}-controller" "${CLUSTER_NAME}-proxy"
Then, remove TraefikEE volumes on each node:
docker volume rm $(docker volume ls --filter="label=com.docker.stack.namespace=${STACK_NAME}" -q)
Where STACK_NAME
is the name of the docker stack chosen when running docker stack deploy
and CLUSTER_NAME
is the name of the TraefikEE cluster.
Important
Networks will be removed only if there are no services using them.
On-Premise¶
To uninstall a TraefikEE cluster follow these steps on each host/VM:
- Stop all
traefikee
processes running on the host - Remove the cluster state, runtime data and secrets:
rm -rf /var/run/traefikee/
rm -rf /var/lib/traefikee/
rm -f /var/secrets/controller
rm -f /var/secrets/proxy
- Remove the binary (optional)
rm -f $(which traefikee)