Remove / Delete Cluster

From the cluster list, click the (three-dot) menu on any cluster card to access two actions: Remove and Delete.

Cluster options menu showing KubeConfig, Remove, and Delete actions


Remove

Remove unregisters the cluster from the Cluster UI. The actual Kubernetes cluster and its workloads are left untouched.

  1. Click on your cluster card.
  2. Click Remove.
  3. A confirmation modal opens. Optionally check any cleanup actions to run before removal:
    • Remove FluxCD — uninstalls FluxCD from the cluster.
    • Remove All Features — uninstalls all installed feature-sets from the cluster.
  4. Click Yes, Remove.

Remove Cluster modal with optional checkboxes for Remove FluxCD and Remove All Features


Delete

Delete permanently destroys the cluster and its underlying infrastructure. This action is irreversible.

  1. Click on your cluster card.
  2. Click Delete.
  3. Confirm in the modal by clicking Yes, Delete.

Delete Cluster modal asking for confirmation with Yes, Delete button

Warning: Delete tears down the actual infrastructure. Use Remove if you only want to unregister the cluster from the UI.


Quick Reference

ActionWhat happensCluster destroyed?
RemoveUnregisters cluster from Cluster UINo
DeleteDestroys cluster + infrastructureYes