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Drain and restart nodes

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Efficiently manage your Kubernetes clusters by draining and restarting nodes with these straightforward steps! Head to Kubernetes, click 'More' for the cluster you wish to modify, and select 'Destroy.' Enter the cluster name in the input field and confirm by clicking 'Destroy.' Streamline your workflow with these quick actions for node maintenance.

  1. Navigate to Kubernetes, and click on the More of the Kubernetes cluster you want to destroy, then click Destroy.

  1. Type the name of the Kubernetes cluster in the input, then click Destroy.