Deactivating a
Supervisor

You can programmatically deactivate
vSphere Supervisor
on a vSphere cluster by using the
vSphere Automation
REST
APIs.
When you deactivate a
Supervisor
, the vSphere Kubernetes Service forcefully deletes from the cluster all objects and configurations part of the Kubernetes infrastructure. To deactivate Kubernetes workloads on a cluster,
Use the
POST https://
<vcenter_ip_address_or_fqdn>
/api/vcenter/namespace-management/clusters/
<cluster_id>
?action=disable
request and pass the cluster ID as a path parameter.