Once you are done with the job with python container. You can simply release the resources allocated to the Kubernetes pod. It is important because you need to free resources for other users as well and we are using resources from RI.SE and LTU is charged for the resources we book to run containers.
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Always remember to switch to the kubernetes icekube context
kubectl config set-context icekube --namespace=ltu-default
OR
kubectl config use-context icekube
kubectl config set-context --current --namespace=ltu-default
List all the helm chart
To list all the helm chart current installed on the system just simply type the below command.
helm list
It will simply list all the helm charts installed on the system.
you can see from the above output, it is the name for which we used the first name with a unique 8 integer digit.
Uninstall the helm chart
Simply use this name to uninstall the helm chart.
helm uninstall sumit36124091
Once you issue the helm uninstall the command with the chart name. It will simply release all the resources except PVC, the storage. Thus, your data remains safe.
Note
You can simply reuse or attach the existing storage when you install the new python setup but you have to keep the same chart name, in this case, it is sumit36124091 We are going to discuss it next post.