I have an example deployment running on a kubernetes cluster that also exposes a service and has a persistent volume bound by persistent volume claim.
I would expect that running:
kubectl delete deployment 'deployment_name'Will delete everything but after running the above the service and storage still exist and I still have to manually delete the service and the persistent volume for the persistent volume claim to release.
Isn't there a single command to remove everything cleanly?
Thank you.
If you are creating deployment, service and PV in 3 separate YAML files you will have to remove them one by one.
However if you have 3 of them in the same YAML file, you can delete all three at once by applying:
kubectl delete -f file.yamlIf you have defined deployment, pv, pvc and service in a single file say file.yaml, then you can delete all of them using single command:
kubectl delete -f file.yamlThis will delete all the objects defined in that yaml file.