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where $PODID is the UUID of the POD. This will show all the messages logged by the workflow, as well as the current status of the workflow. The status will be WORKFLOW while the workflow is running, and will change to ACTIVE if the workflow completes successfully, or FAILED, if the workflow fails.
Uninstall
Uninstall Regional Controller
As we using one-time AWS instances they can be just removed with AWS console or other tools which were used for creating (ansible, terraform, etc).
In other cases following comands can be used for manual cleanup procedure.
Deleting POD from Regional Controller
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rc_cli -H $RC_HOST -u $RC_USER -p $RC_PW pod delete $PODID |
Deleting Blueprint from Regional Controller
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rc_cli -H $RC_HOST -u $RC_USER -p $RC_PW blueprint delete $BPID |
Uninstall Regional Controller itself
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sudo docker stop $(docker ps -aq)
sudo docker rm $(docker ps -aq)
sudo docker rmi $(docker images -q)
sudo rm -rf /opt/api-server/
sudo rm -rf /opt/akraino-tf/ |
Uninstall Airship
Airship-in-a-bottle doesn't have any tools for installation. Moreover according the documentation it's not recommended to use one virtual instance twice after fail. It's better to remove the failed instance and create a new one for reinstalling.
So the best way to uninstall airship-in-a-bottle it's removing Airship+Tungsten Fabric host via AWC console.