Cloud Pak for Security: How to delete a Pod stuck in a Terminating status

Steps

1. Log in to your Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform Console.
2. In Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform Console click the drop-down arrow next to your username, select the option 'Copy login command', then click 'Display Token'.
   
   
   Note: You might need to authenticate again.
3. Highlight and copy the oc login command. The command looks similar to the following:

   oc login –-token=sha256......

4. Connect to the Red Hat OpenShift Platform Server with SSH.
5. When successfully logged in paste the oc login command, copied in an earlier step.
6. Run the following command to retrieve a list of Projects.

   oc get projects

7. Run the following command to retrieve a list of Pods from the Project containing the Pod that is in a 'Terminating' status. Take note of the Pod name that is in a 'Terminating' status.

   oc get pod -n <Project>

   Note: Replace <Project> with the actual name of the Project.
8. Forcibly remove the Pod from the Project by running the following command.

   oc delete pod <Podname> -n <Project> --grace-period=0 --force

   Note: Replace <Project> with the actual name of the Project. Also, replace <Podname> with the actual name of the Pod.
   
   Results:
   Run the following command to confirm the Pod that was stuck in a 'Terminating' status was successfully removed:

   oc get pod -n <Project>