Trilio for Red Hat Virtualization
4.0
4.0
  • About Trilio for RHV
  • Trilio for RHV Architecture
  • Trilio for RHV 4.0 Release Notes
  • Trilio for RHV 4.0 SP1 Release Notes
  • Trilio for RHV 4.0 SP2 Release Notes
  • Trilio 4.0 Support Matrix
  • Trilio 4.0 SP1 Support Matrix
  • Trilio 4.0 SP2 Support Matrix
  • Deployment Guide
    • General requirements
    • Certificates required for TVR
    • Preparing the Installation
    • Spinning up the Trilio VM
    • Configure Trilio VM
    • Installation of ovirt-imageio extensions
    • Post Installation Health-Check
    • Uninstall Trilio
    • Upgrade Trilio
  • User Guide
    • Workloads
    • Preparing for Application Consistent backups
    • Snapshots
    • Restores
    • File Search
    • Snapshot mount
  • ADMIN GUIDE
    • Reset the Trilio GUI password
    • Admin Panel
    • email alerts
    • Reporting
  • Troubleshooting
    • Important TVM Logs
    • Important RHV-Manager Logs
    • Important RHV-Host Logs
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  • Step 1: Uninstall RHV ovirt-imageio extension
  • Step 2: Destroy the Trilio Appliance

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  1. Deployment Guide

Uninstall Trilio

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Last updated 10 months ago

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Uninstalling TrilioVault is done in 2 easy steps, which leave only the already created backups behind.

Step 1: Uninstall RHV ovirt-imageio extension

To uninstall the ovirt-imageio extension do the following:

  1. Login into the Trilio Appliance CLI

  2. Verify the inventory files are still correct /opt/stack/imageio-ansible/inventories/production/daemon /opt/stack/imageio-ansible/inventories/production/proxy

  3. Run the ansible playbooks with the clean tags For RHV 4.3 run: cd /opt/stack/imageio-ansible/ ansible-playbook site.yml -i inventories/production/daemon --tags clean-daemon ansible-playbook site.yml -i inventories/production/proxy --tags clean-proxy For RHV 4.4 run: cd /opt/stack/imageio-ansible/ ansible-playbook test.yml -i inventories/production/daemon --tags clean-daemon ansible-playbook test.yml -i inventories/production/proxy --tags clean-proxy

Step 2: Destroy the Trilio Appliance

This guide assumes you are running the Trilio Appliance in a RHV environment

To destroy the Trilio Appliance do the following:

  1. Login into the RHV-Manager

  2. Navigate to ComputeVirtual Machines

  3. Mark the Trilio Appliance in the list of VMs

  4. Click "Shutdown" or "Power Off"

  5. Wait till the shutdown procedure finishes

  6. Click "Remove" to destroy the Trilio Appliance

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