Uninstall
The following guide will walk you through uninstalling the ngrok Kubernetes Operator.
1. (optional) Delete any Standard Resources
While not completely necessary, first deleting any Ingress/Gateway/HTTPRoute/etc. resources you are using with the operator
will help the operator remove any resources from your ngrok account before the operator is uninstalled.
You can still manually remove any remaining resources from your ngrok account using the API/Dashboard after uninstalling the operator whether or not you perform these steps.
2. (optional) Delete ngrok Custom Resources
The following command will go through and delete any Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs) from ngrok.
If you have not first deleted any Ingress/Gateway/HTTPRoute/etc. resources you are using with the operator,
then some of these custom resources may hang around for a while because they have finalizers set on them
that wait until the owning Ingress/Gateway/etc. has been removed.
Similar to the above, this step is not required, but will help the operator remove the resources from your ngrok account before the operator is uninstalled.
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3. Uninstall the Operator with Helm
Set the following variables to the name and namespace of your operator installation.
You can check this with helm list -A if you did not use the following defaults.
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The following command will uninstall the ngrok Kubernetes operator
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4. Remove any Remaining Resources in the Dashboard
Head over to the ngrok Dashboard and check if there are any remaining resources such as Domains that you would like to delete so that you are no longer billed for them.
If you just used helm uninstall to uninstall the operator without first removing any custom resources then the operator Deployment may have been
deleted before it had the chance to clean up all the resources from your ngrok account. Additionally, the operator will not delete any domains that you created,
so those will need to be removed manually if you no longer want them.