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The following section illustrates the end-to-end process flow involved in undeploying a deployed application.

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How to undeploy an application

Follow the instructions below to undeploy an application:

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Step 1 - Undepoly the application

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To get information on how to undeploy an application via the REST API, CLI and UI, see Undeploying an Application.

Step 2 - Delete the application

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To get information on how to delete an application via the REST API, CLI and UI, see Deleting an Application.

Step 3 - Delete the cartridge group

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To get information on how to delete a cartridge group via the REST API, CLI and UI, see Deleting a Cartridge Group.

Step 4 - Delete the cartridge

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To get information on how to delete a cartridge via the REST API, CLI and UI, see Deleting a Cartridge.

Step 5 - Delete the auto-scaling policy

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To get information on how to delete an auto-scaling policy via the REST API, CLI and UI, see Deleting an Auto-scaling Policy.

Step 6 - Delete the deployment policy

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To get information on how to delete a deployment policy via the REST API, CLI and UI see Deleting a Deployment Policy.

Step 7 - Delete the network partition

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To get information on how to delete a network partition via the REST API, CLI and UI, see Deleting a Deployment Policy.

Step 8 - Delete the application policy

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To get information on how to delete an application policy via the REST API, CLI and UI, see Deleting an Application Policy.

Step 9 - (Optional) Delete the Kubernetes Cluster

This is only applicable if you are using Private PaaS with Kubernetes.

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To get information on how to delete a Kubernetes Cluster via the REST API, CLI and UI, see Deleting a Kubernetes-CoreOS Cluster.

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The following diagram illustrates the application undeployment workflow.

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How to undeploy an application

Step 1 - Undepoly the application

Step 2 - Delete the application

Step 3 - Delete the cartridge group

Step 4 - Delete the cartridge

Step 5 - Delete the auto-scaling policy

Step 6 - Delete the deployment policy

Step 7 - Delete the network partition

Step 8 - Delete the application policy

Step 9 - (Optional) Delete the Kubernetes Cluster