Removing Container Security by uninstalling the Kubernetes Helm chart

You can delete all of the resources created by a helm chart using Helm's uninstall command:

WARNING

helm uninstall and kubectl delete namespace are destructive commands and will delete all associated resources..

helm uninstall trendmicro --namespace ${namespace}

Use the helm list --all-namespaces command to list installed releases in all namespaces.

If you created a trendmicro-system namespace during install, and do not have any other components in the trendmicro-system namespace, you can delete the namespace by running:

kubectl delete namespace trendmicro-system.

By default, Container Security continuous compliance creates a Kubernetes network policy for you. The created network policies is not be removed, even if the chart is uninstalled. To remove these policies, run:

kubectl delete networkpolicy -l app.kubernetes.io/instance=trendmicro
                     --all-namespaces

If you have running Pods that are isolated by a network policy, removing the network policy restores network access.