Deleting information about individual compute nodes

Virtual Storage Platform One SDS Block and SDS Cloud Virtual Private Storage Administration

Version

1.19.x

Audience

anonymous

Part Number

MK-24VSP1SDS028-03

ft:lastEdition

2026-04-20

Delete information about the intended compute node. Deleting the compute node information also deletes all compute node initiator information, all compute node path information, and all volume path information.

Required role: VpsStorage

Verify the ID of the intended compute node.

If you use the CLI to specify a compute node by nickname, check the nickname of the compute node.

REST API: GET /v1/objects/servers

CLI: server_list
Delete information about the intended compute node.

Run either of the following commands with the compute node ID specified.

If you use the CLI, you can specify a nickname instead of the compute node ID.

REST API: DELETE /v1/objects/servers/<id>

CLI: server_delete

Verify the job ID which is displayed after the command is run.
Verify the state of the job.

Run either of the following commands with the job ID specified.

REST API: GET /v1/objects/jobs/<jobID>

CLI: job_show

If the job state is "Succeeded", the job is completed.
Obtain a list of compute nodes and verify that the information about the intended compute node is deleted.

REST API: GET /v1/objects/servers

CLI: server_list

If tasks are scheduled according to Scheduling the tasks (when the compute node runs on the Windows OS), go to the next step. If no tasks are scheduled, this completes the procedure.
From the Start menu, select [Administrative Tools], and then [Task Scheduler].

The [Task Scheduler] window appears.
Select [Task Scheduler Library] in the left side of the window, select the task created in Scheduling the tasks (when the compute node runs on the Windows OS), and then click [Delete] from the right-click menu.

Delete all the tasks created in Scheduling the tasks (when the compute node runs on the Windows OS).
Close the [Task Scheduler] window.