So apparently when a CloudStack account is deleted, that account's VMs get deleted, but their k8s clusters do not. That is not good. All of their resources need to get deleted.
In the CloudStackService, we should query the CloudStack API to enumerate any k8s clusters which a user may have, and make sure that we delete all of them.
So apparently when a CloudStack account is deleted, that account's VMs get deleted, but their k8s clusters do not. That is not good. All of their resources need to get deleted.
In the CloudStackService, we should query the CloudStack API to enumerate any k8s clusters which a user may have, and make sure that we delete all of them.
So apparently when a CloudStack account is deleted, that account's VMs get deleted, but their k8s clusters do not. That is not good. All of their resources need to get deleted.
In the CloudStackService, we should query the CloudStack API to enumerate any k8s clusters which a user may have, and make sure that we delete all of them.