Disconnecting an Environment
Disabling Altinity’s Access to Your Cluster
Deleting an Environment
Deleting (or maybe just disconnecting) your Altinity.Cloud Environment
If for whatever reason you don’t need an environment anymore, you can delete it. You have several options:
- Disconnect the environment - Simply disables Altinity’s access to your environment. It’s easy to disconnect, and it’s easy to reconnect.
- Keep your ClickHouse clusters and data, but delete the environment - The environment is deleted, but the ClickHouse clusters and their data are still alive and well. (BYOC and BYOK environments only.)
- Delete everything in your environment - The most extreme option. Deletes the environment and all of its ClickHouse clusters and data.
- Delete your environment because Altinity.Cloud can't connect to it anymore - If your environment and Altinity.Cloud are out of sync, you can delete the Altinity.Cloud connection to it.
Keeping Your Clusters and Data
Deleting Altinity’s access to your environment without disturbing your clusters and data
Deleting Clusters, Data, and Everything
Deleting everything, including ClickHouse® clusters and data
Deleting an Environment Altinity Can't Connect To
Housekeeping for an unreachable environment