Uninstall Comply without removing PAM

If you are running Comply in a customer-supported cluster, or if you don’t want to remove Puppet Application Manager (PAM) for other reasons, you can remove Comply from the customer-supported cluster without taking further action.

From the command line of the node where Comply is installed, run the following command to delete the Comply application:

# kubectl delete $(kubectl api-resources --verbs=delete -o name | paste -sd "," -) -A -l app.kubernetes.io/part-of=comply

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