Removing the REST API in a cluster environment

Ops Center Installation and Configuration Guide
Version
11.0.x
Audience
anonymous
Part Number
MK-99OPS001-25
You can remove the REST API when the REST API is used in a cluster environment.
Run the following command to check the path of the shared directory on the shared disk:
In a Windows OS:
REST-API-installation-destination\bin\configureCluster.bat -get
  1. If necessary, back up the REST API database and the environment settings file.
  2. To delete a REST API server, which is to be removed, from the configuration-change notification destinations registered in storage systems, delete the storage system information.
  3. Use the cluster management application to remove the REST API server script that is registered in the resource group or the service group.
  4. Stop the REST API service on the active node, and then run the following command to clear the cluster environment settings.
    REST-API-installation-destination\bin\configureCluster.bat -local

    Option

    local
    The cluster configuration is removed and the node begins operating in a non-cluster configuration.
  5. Remove the REST API from the active node.
  6. Stop the REST API service on the standby node, and then run the following command to clear the cluster environment settings.
    REST-API-installation-destination\bin\configureCluster.bat -local

    Option

    local
    The cluster configuration is removed and the node begins operating in a non-cluster configuration.
  7. Remove the REST API from the standby node.
  8. Remove the shared directory on the shared disk.