Uninstalling WebSphere Automation
You can uninstall the WebSphere Automation instance and operator with Red Hat® OpenShift® console.
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Uninstalling the WebSphere Automation instance
- From the OCP console, select , select the project name
websphere-automation, and then select IBM Websphere Automation operator. - Click the All instances tab.
- Click the Action icon (the three-dot icon), select Delete WebSphereHealth on the wsa-health instance, and then click Delete on the confirmation window.
- Click the Action icon (the three-dot icon), select Delete WebSphereSecure on the wsa-secure instance, and then click Delete on the confirmation window.
- Click the Action icon (the three-dot icon), select Delete WebSphereAutomation on the wsa instance, and then click Delete on the confirmation window.
Uninstalling the WebSphere Automation operator
- From the OCP console, select , and select the project name
websphere-automation. - In the IBM We Sphere Automation row, click the Action icon (the three-dot icon), and then click Uninstall Operator.
- Click Uninstall on the confirmation window.
Uninstalling IBM Cloud Pak foundational services
- From the OCP console, select , select the project name
websphere-automation, and then select IBM Cloud Pak foundational services. - Click the CommonServices tab.
- Click the Action icon (the three-dot icon), select Delete CommonService on the common-service instance, and then click Delete on the confirmation window.
- In the IBM Cloud Pak foundational services row on the Installed Operators page, click the Action icon (the three-dot icon), and then select Uninstall Operators.
- Click Uninstall on the confirmation window.
- Verify there are no operators under the
websphere-automationproject.
Deleting other common services
Follow the instructions on Uninstalling foundational services to delete other common services.