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Managing the Microservice Containers

 

After you deploy the microservices, you can manage the containers with the deploy_micro_services.sh script.

Deleting and Restarting New Pods

To restart all pods:

  1. Log in to the installer VM as root.
  2. Execute the following command to delete and recreate the containers.
    root@host:~/# run "DEPLOYMENT_ENV=central ./deploy_micro_services.sh - -restart_containers"
    root@host:~/# run "DEPLOYMENT_ENV=regional ./deploy_micro_services.sh - -restart_containers"

Clearing the Databases

To clear the Kubernetes databases:

  1. Log in to the installer VM as root.
  2. Execute the following command to clear the contents of the databases:
    root@host:~/# run "DEPLOYMENT_ENV=central ./deploy_micro_services.sh - -reset_databases"
    root@host:~/# run "DEPLOYMENT_ENV=regional ./deploy_micro_services.sh - -reset_databases"

Clearing the Kubernetes Cluster

To clear the entire Kubernetes cluster:

  1. Log in to the installer VM as root.
  2. Execute the following command to reset
    root@host:~/# run "DEPLOYMENT_ENV=central ./deploy_micro_services.sh - -reset_cluster"
    root@host:~/# run "DEPLOYMENT_ENV=regional ./deploy_micro_services.sh - -reset_cluster"

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