Deregistering a Policy for Centralized Policy Management

Describes how to remove a policy that has already been registered with the cluster.

Prerequisites

Required access rights: Platform Administrator or Cluster Administrator

About this task

Deregistering a policy removes the policy from the list of associated policies for the cluster and ensures that the policy will no longer be enforced by the cluster.

Procedure

  1. Click the Clusters tab.
  2. Click the Edit Cluster icon to edit the Kubernetes cluster.
  3. Click Next repeatedly to advance through the screens until the Application Configurations page appears. The Policy Management tab shows the list of registered policies.
  4. In the pane for the policy that you want to deregister, click the Remove (trash can) icon.
  5. Click Submit to submit the Edit Cluster changes. Once the edit has completed successfully, the cluster transitions to a "ready" state. If the edit failed, the cluster might transition to a "warning" or "error" state. If that happens, check the error in the cluster setup log.
  6. To confirm that the policy was deregistered, create an object that would have been blocked when the policy was registered. After deregistration, creation of the object should be allowed.