Exascale VM Cluster
Deleting an Exadata Container Database (CDB) and Pluggable Database (PDB) are prerequisites to delete an Exadata VM Cluster. Oracle recommends taking a backup of your databases before deleting the Exascale VM Cluster to prevent any potential data loss.
- This topic explains how to delete an Exascale VM Cluster.
- From the Azure portal, select Oracle AI Database@Azure.
- For the left menu, select Oracle Exadata Database Service on Exascale Infrastructure, and then select the Vm Clusters tab.
- From the Vm Clusters list, select your VM Cluster that you want to delete.
- Select the Delete button.
- Enter delete in the confirmation field, and then select the Delete button to confirm it.
Exascale VM Cluster deletion is only available through the Azure Portal and Azure CLI.
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Exascale VM Cluster deletion is only available through the Azure Portal and Azure CLI.
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