Delete Synthetic Worker
You can delete an existing Synthetic Worker on standalone compute or Kubernetes.
Delete Synthetic Worker on Standalone Compute
- To list the running containers, run the following:
docker ps
From above output, obtain the required container id of the running docker container and execute the following to delete container:docker rm -f <container_id>
- Delete the synthetic worker under the On-Premise Vantage Point from the APM Synthetic Monitoring console.
- Sign in to the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure console.
- Open the navigation menu, and click Observability & Management. Under Application Performance Monitoring, click Synthetic Monitoring.
- On the Synthetic Monitoring page, click On-premise Vantage Points under the Resources tab from the left menu to open the On-premise Vantage Points page.
- Select the required compartment and domain, select On-premise Vantage Point under which worker was created.
- Delete Worker.
Delete Synthetic Worker on Kubernetes
To delete the synthetic worker on Kubernetes, you need to uninstall the Helm Chart.
- List the helm chart installed in all namespaces by running:
helm ls --all-namespaces
- Run
helm uninstall
command to remove worker(s) by running:helm uninstall <release-name> --namespace <namespace>
For example, run the following command to uninstall above helm chart:helm uninstall opvp-1.2.8 --namespace opvp-ns
- Delete the synthetic worker under the On-Premise Vantage Point from the APM Synthetic Monitoring console
- Sign in to the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure console.
- Open the navigation menu, and click Observability & Management. Under Application Performance Monitoring, click Synthetic Monitoring.
- On the Synthetic Monitoring page, click On-premise Vantage Points under the Resources tab from the left menu to open the On-premise Vantage Points page.
- Select required compartment and domain, select On-premise Vantage Point under which worker was created.
- Delete Worker.