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To delete a single namespace, locate the target namespace and click Delete in the Operation column. Figure 1 Deleting a single namespace To delete namespaces in batches, select the target namespaces and click Delete above the namespaces.
Delete directly: Click More > Delete in the Operation column. Delete after confirming the release task details: Click the target release task to go to its Release Management page, confirm the details, and click Delete. Click OK. Parent topic: Release Management (OBT)
Deleting a Build Job This section describes how to delete a user-created build job that is no longer used. To delete a system-created build job, see Deleting a Component. Deleted build jobs cannot be restored. Exercise caution when performing this operation.
Delete the pipeline in either of the following methods: Directly delete: Select the pipeline and choose More > Delete. View details and then delete: Click the pipeline. On the Pipeline Details page displayed, view the details and then click Delete. Click OK.
To delete a single application environment variable, select the target variable and click Delete in the Operation column.
Deleting a Component This section describes how to delete a component that is no longer used. Deleted components cannot be restored. Exercise caution when performing this operation. Log in to ServiceStage.
Use either of the following methods to delete an application: Select the target application and click Delete in the Operation column. On the Application Management page, click the target application. On the displayed Overview page, click Delete in the upper part of the page.
Deleting Sermant Injector This section describes how to delete the Sermant Injector plug-in installed in a Kubernetes environment. Prerequisites Sermant Injector has been installed in the Kubernetes environment. For details, see Installing Sermant Injector.
Deleting an environment will not delete the basic resource instances in the environment. To delete them, log in to the resource console and delete the resource. Parent topic: Environment Management
You need to delete them by yourself.
Example Request Delete the static information about the microservices whose IDs are id1 and id2.
Select the label to be deleted and click Delete in the Operation column. Figure 1 Deleting a label Click Save. Parent topic: Managing Component Labels
Deleting an HPA Policy You can delete an HPA policy that is no longer used. Deleted policies cannot be restored. Exercise caution when performing this operation. Prerequisites You have configured an HPA policy. For details, see Configuring an HPA Policy.
Example Request Delete the microservice whose ID is e0f0da073f2c91e8979a89ff2d7c69t6.
Deleting a Lane Based on the Lane ID Function This API is used to delete a lane based on the lane ID. The Associating a Component Based on the Lane ID operation has not been performed on the lane.
Solution Manually delete the original EIP, add a new EIP, and use the new EIP for ELB access. Parent topic: Application O&M
Deleting Application Configurations Function This API is used to delete application configurations. URI DELETE /v2/{project_id}/cas/applications/{application_id}/configuration Table 1 Path parameters Parameter Mandatory Type Description project_id Yes String Tenant's project ID.
Deleting Application Configurations Based on the Application ID Function This API is used to delete application configurations based on the application ID.
Symptom When you create, delete, or upgrade an exclusive microservice engine, a non-microservice engine error may occur.
Deleting an Environment Based on the Environment ID Function This API is used to delete an environment based on the environment ID.
