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Yandex Data Proc
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  2. Deleting clusters

Deleting clusters

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  • Before deleting a cluster
  • Deleting the cluster

You can delete a cluster along with all the data stored in it. Keep in mind that backups are not created automatically: if you want to save data for cluster recovery or later use, for example, use the Yandex Object Storage service.

Before deleting a cluster

Disable deletion protection for the cluster if it is enabled.

Deleting the cluster

Management console
  1. Open the folder page in the management console.
  2. Select Data Proc.
  3. Click for the necessary cluster and select Delete.
  4. Confirm cluster deletion.

Data Proc runs the delete cluster operation.

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  • Before deleting a cluster
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