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About TVK
Welcome to TrilioVault For Kubernetes (TVK)
Compatibility Matrix
Kubernetes Application Types
Features
Use Cases
Release Notes
Getting Started
Installation Options
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Management Console (UI)
Trilio APIs
Architecture
Architectural Components
Backup and Restore Details
Backup Retention Process
Permissions
Resource Requirements and Limits
APIs and Command Line Reference
Installation and Operation
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Observability
Uninstall
Manual Uninstall
TVK-Cleanup Plugin
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About the UI
UI Authentication
Configuring the UI
Navigating the UI
Use Cases with Trilio
Performance
Configuring Resource Limits
S3 as Backup Target
Measuring Backup Performance
Ecosystem
TVK Integration with Slack using BotKube
Monitoring TVK Logs using ELK Stack
Rancher Navigation Links for TrilioVault Management Console
Optimize TVK Backups with StormForge
TVK GitHub Runner
Prometheus Metrics
AWS RDS snapshots using TVK hooks
Plugins
TVK QuickStart Plugin
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How to Guides
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Troubleshooting Guide
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Appendix
Ignored Resources
OpenSource Software Disclosure
CSI Drivers
TVK Product FAQ
OpenShift OperatorHub Custom CatalogSource
Air-Gapped Install - Upstream Kubernetes
Marketplace Support
Configure OVH Object Storage as a Target
Connect TVK UI hosted with HTTPS to another cluster hosted with HTTP or vice versa
Fetch DigitalOcean Kubernetes Cluster kubeconfig for TVK UI Authentication
Force Update TVK Operator in Rancher Marketplace
Backup and Restore Virtual Machine running on OpenShift
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Manual Uninstall
This page describes how to uninstall TrilioVault on a Kubernetes environment manually for OpenShift and for any other upstream Kubernetes environment

RedHat OpenShift User Interface

  1. 1.
    Delete all the custom resources associated with Trilio - Backup, Restores, Targets, Hooks, BackupPlans, ClusterBackupPlan etc.
  2. 2.
    Uninstall the TrilioVault for Kubernetes Operator - can be done directly from the OpenShift user interface console. After a successful uninstall the TrilioVault application will not be available.
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  3. 3.
    Do not forget to delete the TrilioVault CRDs from the CRD page of OpenShift. Or run oc delete crds $(oc get crds | grep trilio | awk '{print $1}')from OpenShift CLI
The application is now uninstalled and you can install a newer version.

Upstream Kubernetes

Please ensure all TrilioVault Custom Resources have been deleted from the environment before proceeding. This is required for a fresh new install of TrilioVault for Kubernetes
Use the following steps to uninstall TrilioVault for Kubernetes on all other certified Kubernetes distributions where the Trilio operator was installed via Helm.
  1. 1.
    Delete all the custom resources associated with Trilio - Backup, Restores, Targets, Hooks, BackupPlans, ClusterBackupPlan etc.
  2. 2.
    Delete the TrilioVault Manager CR. When you uninstall the TVM CR, the triliovault-manager helm release will be uninstalled.
kubectl delete tvm triliovault-manager --namespace <TVK-installation-namespace>
If delete TVM CR triliovault-manager gets stuck then on another terminal, edit the TVM CR, remove the finalizer section and save it.
kubectl edit tvm triliovault-manager --namespace <TVK-installation-namespace>
Remove below section:
finalizers:
- uninstall-helm-release
This will complete the delete operation.
3. Uninstall the Helm Operator
helm uninstall triliovault-operator --namespace <TVK-installation-namespace>
4. Delete all the TrilioVault CRDs
kubectl delete crds $(oc get crds | grep trilio | awk '{print $1}')
The application is now uninstalled and you can install a newer version.
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