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Decommission-node Command
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The pf9ctl decommission-node command detaches the node from the cluster, deauthorize it, and then removes it from Platform9.
Syntax Example
pf9ctl decommission-node [flags]
All Available Commands and Flags
pf9ctl decommission-node --help
Removes the host agent package and decommissions this node from the Platform9 control plane.
Usage:
pf9ctl decommission-node [flags]
Flags:
-h, --help help for decommission-node
--mfa string MFA token
Global Flags:
--no-prompt disable all user prompts
--verbose print verbose logs
Command Example
# ./pf9ctl decommission-node
New version found. Please upgrade to the latest version
✓ Loaded Config Successfully
Removing packages
(Reading database ... 140475 files and directories currently installed.)
Removing pf9-comms (5.4.0-979.1d99945) ...
Removing pf9-kube (1.21.3-pmk.35) ...
Note: If the node was used with proxy configuration, following file needs to be deleted from the node to use without proxy or a new configuration : /etc/systemd/system/containerd.service.d/00-pf9-proxy.conf
Last updated by Anagha Pamidi on Jan 26, 2026
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