I'm not sure if I need to do additional steps like kubectl drain nodes + kubectl delete pvc --all in order to destroy the whole cluster completely in one try.
Actual Behavior
If you create more than 1 nodepool (non-managed), then you try to terraform destroy, it will only destroy one of the node pool. I have 3 nodepool in the ACK cluster. The other 2 nodepool return this error.
Then u run terraform destroy again, it will destroy one of the nodepool.
So I have to run terraform destroy 3 times in oder to completely destroy everything
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Terraform Version
Terraform v1.1.9 on darwin_arm64
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Expected Behavior
I'm not sure if I need to do additional steps like
kubectl drain nodes + kubectl delete pvc --all
in order to destroy the whole cluster completely in one try.Actual Behavior
If you create more than 1 nodepool (non-managed), then you try to
terraform destroy
, it will only destroy one of the node pool. I have 3 nodepool in the ACK cluster. The other 2 nodepool return this error.Then u run
terraform destroy
again, it will destroy one of the nodepool.So I have to run
terraform destroy
3 times in oder to completely destroy everythingSteps to Reproduce
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terraform apply