# Clean Up

## What Will You Do

This part will help you quickly cleanup the cluster you installed and configured in this multipart exercise.

**Estimated Time**

Estimated time burden for this part is 5 minutes.

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## Microk8s

In the web console,

- Navigate to Infrastructure -> Clusters
- Click on the "gear" icon on the far right of your microk8s cluster and select delete
- Confirm deletion

Although this removes the imported cluster from the controller, it does not have permissions to delete the imported cluster in your laptop. To do this, open a command line terminal and issue the following commands.

```
microk8s uninstall
```

In a few seconds, you should see something like the following

```
Stopping microk8s-vm /[2021-10-09T08:19:52.994]
Thank you for using MicroK8s!
```

You can double check status as well

```
microk8s status
MicroK8s is not installed. Please run `microk8s install`.
```

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## Docker Desktop

In the web console,

- Navigate to Infrastructure -> Clusters
- Click on the "gear" icon on the far right of your microk8s cluster and select delete
- Confirm deletion

Although this removes the imported cluster from the controller, it does not have permissions to delete the imported cluster in your laptop.

- Open Docker Desktop -> Preferences -> Kubernetes
- Click on "Reset Kubernetes Cluster" to perform a factory reset on the Kubernetes cluster