Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Exadata VM Cluster

To delete an existing Exadata VM Cluster, follow these steps.

    1. From the Oracle Database@Google cloud dashboard, select Oracle Exadata Database Service, then select Oracle Exadata VM clusters tab.
    2. Select your Exadata VM cluster that you want to delete, and then select the Delete button.
      A screenshot showing the deletion of an Exadata VM Cluster.

    3. To confirm your action, you must enter VM Cluster ID in the field, and then select the Confirm button.
      A screenshot showing the deletion of an Exadata VM Cluster.

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  • You can delete an Exadata VM Cluster in Google Cloud using Google Cloud Terraform provider in two ways.

    Prerequisites
    • Terraform or OpenTofu installed
    • Google Cloud credentials configured
    • HashiCorp Google Cloud provider version >= 7.0
    Option 1: Remove the Exadata VM Cluster resource block from the Terraform configuration file and run the following commands in the Terminal window. Make sure no other resources are dependent on your Exadata VM Cluster.
    terraform plan
    terraform apply
    Option 2: To delete all the resources created using the Terraform configuration file, run the following command in the Terminal window.
    terraform destroy