If you no longer need a particular virtual cluster, you can delete
it. Deleting a virtual cluster instantly deletes all metadata associated
with the cluster, including job configurations and log files. Do not delete
a virtual cluster unless you are certain you no longer need access to any of
the applications, jobs, or log files. Job run history is maintained
separately, and is not deleted even if you delete a virtual
cluster.
On the Cloudera Data EngineeringOverview page, select the
environment containing the virtual cluster that you want to delete.
In the Virtual Clusters column for the selected environment,
click the menu icon at the top right of the virtual cluster that you want to delete, and
then click Delete.
Confirm that you want to delete the cluster
by entering the cluster name and then clicking
Delete.
