Hi.
I personally would go for option 2, but read until the end before doing anything, right ?
It is mandatory to stop the volume before you can delete it; Gluster will not allow you to delete it while it is on.
After stopping, just delete the volume from the CLI.
Next, just delete the contents from your shell. Normally volumes are contained within a folder, so using the traditional
rm -fR /export/volume_you_want_to_delete
will do the trick. But there is NO GOING BACK. Make sure you know what you are doing.
Now, you will need to do this on all nodes. If you have too many, you might want to use a for or while loop to automate the process.
KR,
Carlos
On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 3:56 AM, Khoi Mai <KHOIMAI@xxxxxx> wrote:
I was hoping for guidance on what is the best practice to deleting a gluster volume?
I thought about it in 2 ways.
1. delete the content's of a volume through a client.
a. then stopping the gluster volume
b. delete the volume from the gluster cli
b. delete the volume directory off the bricks?
or
2. stop the gluster volume
a. delete it from gluster cli
b. delete brick directory of that volume
Thanks,
Khoi Mai
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