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# Uninstall Pentaho Data Catalog from OpenShift (OCP/OKD)

Sometimes, as an admin, you may want to remove the Pentaho Data Catalog when it is no longer required, such as when decommissioning an environment, redeploying PDC with a different configuration, or freeing cluster resources. This topic describes how to uninstall Data Catalog from an OpenShift Container Platform (OCP) or OKD cluster and remove the associated OpenShift resources.

**Before you begin**

Ensure that the following requirements are met:

* You can access the OpenShift cluster from your system.
* You have permissions to delete namespaces and cluster-level resources.
* You know the namespace in which Data Catalog is deployed.

**Procedure**

1. Run Helmfile to remove the Data Catalog deployment from the OpenShift cluster.

   ```
   helmfile destroy -n <namespace>
   ```

   This command removes all Data Catalog Helm releases deployed in the specified namespace.
2. Delete the namespace used for the Data Catalog deployment.

   ```
   kubectl delete ns <namespace>
   ```

   Deleting the namespace removes all remaining Kubernetes resources associated with Data Catalog.
3. Remove the cluster-level roles and bindings created for the Data Catalog deployment.

   ```
   oc delete clusterrole secret-reader
   oc delete clusterrolebinding deployer-secret-binding
   ```

   These resources are not removed automatically when the namespace is deleted.

**Result**

Data Catalog is removed from the OpenShift (OCP/OKD) cluster, and all associated namespaces and cluster-level resources are deleted.


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