Terminate a WebLogic Domain

Use the Jenkins job to terminate a domain that you created for Oracle WebLogic Server for OKE with Verrazzano.

To terminate a domain, you must unregister the application, unregister the component, and then terminate the component.

Topics:

• Unregister an Application
• Unregister a Component
• Terminate a Component

Unregister an Application

Use the Jenkins job to stop the application pods that are running on the node pool.

1. Sign in to the Jenkins console for your stack. See Access the Jenkins Console.
2. On the Dashboard page, click unregister application.
3. Click Build with Parameters.
4. From Application_Names, select the Verrazzano application to unregister.
5. Click Build to run the Pipeline job.

Unregister a Component

Use the Jenkins job to specify the Verrazzano component to unregister for the WebLogic domain.

1. Sign in to the Jenkins console for your domain. See Access the Jenkins Console.
2. On the Dashboard page, click unregister component.
3. Click Build with Parameters.
4. From Component_Names, select the Verrazzano component to unregister.
5. Click Build to run the Pipeline job.

Terminate a Component

Use the Jenkins job to terminate the Verrazzano component and associated resources such as RCU, external load balancer, and the Kubernetes namespaces that we created for the domain.

To terminate a component:

1. Sign in to the Jenkins console for your stack. See Access the Jenkins Console.
2. On the Dashboard page, click terminate component.
3. Click Build with Parameters.
4. From Component_Name, select the component that you want to terminate.
5. Click Build to run the Pipeline job.

After the terminate job is complete, it displays a log that includes information about the actions that were performed by the terminate job.