Chapter 5. Ansible development workspaces management and teardown
You can delete Ansible development workspaces from OpenShift Dev Spaces. For more information on managing OpenShift Dev Spaces, see the Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces Authentication guide.
5.1. Deleting an Ansible development workspace Copy linkLink copied to clipboard!
To delete the contents of an Ansible development workspace, you delete the workspace itself. This action removes all the pods, storage, and other resources associated with that specific workspace, effectively wiping its contents.
Prerequisites
- You know the name of the workspace you want to delete.
Procedure
Stop the Ansible development workspace that you want to delete.
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To stop the workspace in the Dev Spaces dashboard, select the workspace that you want to delete and select
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To stop the workspace using OpenShift
occommands, follow the steps in Stopping workspaces in the Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces User Guide.
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To stop the workspace in the Dev Spaces dashboard, select the workspace that you want to delete and select
Delete the workspace:
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To delete the workspace from the Dev Spaces dashboard, select the workspace that you want to delete and select
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To delete a workspace using OpenShift
occommands, follow the steps in Removing workspaces in the Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces User Guide.
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To delete the workspace from the Dev Spaces dashboard, select the workspace that you want to delete and select
5.2. Uninstalling OpenShift Dev Spaces Copy linkLink copied to clipboard!
- To uninstall OpenShift Dev Spaces, follow the steps in the Uninstalling Dev Spaces chapter of the Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces Administration Guide.
Uninstalling Ansible dev spaces removes all Ansible dev spaces-related user data.