Helm Release Management and Cleanup Commands

Kubernetes/Helm-charts commonly used commands

UpdatedAugust 6, 2025

Uninstall Helm Release

helm uninstall <release> --namespace <namespace>

#example
helm uninstall qdrant --namespace qdrant

Delete PVCs (Persistent Volume Claims)

kubectl delete pvc --all -n <namespace>

#example
kubectl delete pvc --all -n qdrant

Delete Namespace (Optional – full cleanup)

kubectl delete namespace <namespace>

#example
kubectl delete namespace qdrant

Check Pod Status

kubectl get pods -n qdrant

Check Events

kubectl get events -n qdrant --sort-by=.metadata.creationTimestamp

Checking NodePorts

kubectl get svc qdrant -n qdrant-cluster

Check Pod Endpoints

kubectl get endpoints -n qdrant-cluster qdrant

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