clustergroup remove cluster

Removes a cluster from a cluster group.

Syntax

Only the cluster that acts as the primary can remove other clusters.

Use this command to remove any external NFS servers or external S3 servers that are imported into the global namespace. To remove an external NFS server from a clustergroup, you must use the name of the external NFS server.

CLI 
maprcli clustergroup remove
  -clustername <name of the cluster or external NFS or S3 server to be removed from the group>
REST
Request Type DELETE
Request URL 
http[s]://<host>:<port>/rest/clustergroup/remove?<parameters>

Parameters

Parameter Description

clustername

(Required) Name of the cluster to remove from the group. If you wish to remove an external NFS server or an external S3 server, the parameter value must be the name of the external NFS server or the external S3 server.

Example

CLI
The following command removes the cluster/fabric, cluster2, from the cluster group.
 maprcli clustergroup remove -clustername "cluster2"
REST
NOTE
When using a self-signed certificate pass, the -k option to curl to avoid the certificate check.
curl -k -u <username> -X DELETE https://abc.sj.us:8443/rest/clustergroup/remove?clustername=cluster2
CLI

The following command removes the external NFS server extnfsstorage from the cluster group.

 maprcli clustergroup remove -clustername "extnfsstorage"
REST
NOTE
When using a self-signed certificate, pass the -k option to curl to avoid the certificate check.
curl -k -u <username> -X DELETE https://abc.sj.us:8443/rest/clustergroup/remove?clustername=extnfsstorage
CLI

The following command removes the external S3 server, "ext_s_three", from the cluster group. 

 maprcli clustergroup remove -clustername "ext_s_three"
REST
NOTE
When using a self-signed certificate, pass the -k option to curl to avoid the certificate check.
curl -k -u <username> -X DELETE https://abc.sj.us:8443/rest/clustergroup/remove?clustername=ext_s_three