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diff --git a/playbooks/aws/README.md b/playbooks/aws/README.md index d203b9cda..cf811ca84 100644 --- a/playbooks/aws/README.md +++ b/playbooks/aws/README.md @@ -198,3 +198,21 @@ At this point your cluster should be ready for workloads. Proceed to deploy app ### Still to come There are more enhancements that are arriving for provisioning. These will include more playbooks that enhance the provisioning capabilities. + +## Uninstall / Deprovisioning + +To undo the work done by the prerequisites playbook, simply call the uninstall_prerequisites.yml playbook. You will have needed to remove any of the other objects (ie ELBs, instances, etc) before attempting. You should use the same inventory file and provisioning_vars.yml file that was used during provisioning. + +``` +ansible-playbook -i <previous inventory file> -e @<previous provisioning_vars file> uninstall_prerequisites.yml +``` + +This should result in removal of the security groups and VPC that were created. + +Cleaning up the S3 bucket contents can be accomplished with: + +``` +ansible-playbook -i <previous inventory file> -e @<previous provisioning_vars file> uninstall_s3.yml +``` + +NOTE: If you want to also remove the ssh keys that were uploaded (**these ssh keys would be shared if you are running multiple clusters in the same AWS account** so we don't remove these by default) then you should add 'openshift_aws_enable_uninstall_shared_objects: True' to your provisioning_vars.yml file. |