Question & Answer
Question
How to uninstall Service Binding Operator by using Red Hat OpenShift console?
Cause
There could be situations where you want to uninstall Service Binding Operator due to issues related to it or issues with MAS installation or any MAS components dependent on Service Binding Operator like BAS, and want to start over again.
Answer
To uninstall Service Binding Operator, in Red Hat OpenShift console under All Projects, you can delete the below configurations:
- Red Hat OpenShift console > Administration > Namespace > service-binding-operator
- User Management > Service Accounts > service-binding-operator
- Workloads > Config Maps > service-binding-operator-manager-config
- Workloads > Deployments > service-binding-operator
- User Management > Roles > service-binding-operator
- User Management > Roles > service-binding-operator-servicebinding-viewer-role
- User Management > Roles > service-binding-operator-servicebinding-editor-role
- User Management > Roles > service-binding-operator-servicebinding-editor-role
- Administration > Custom Resource Definitions > servicebindings.binding.operators.coreos.com
Later to install it back again, you can run the below oc command through your cluster terminal:
oc apply -f https://github.com/redhat-developer/service-binding-operator/releases/download/v0.8.0/release.yaml
Note - MAS 8.4, 8.5 and 8.6 will not work with a Service Binding Operator at level 0.9.0 or later. You must use version 0.8.0
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Modified date:
08 December 2021
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