delete vitess 30 You will need to delete the persistent volume claims too kubectl delete pvc $(kubectl get pvc | grep vtdataroot -zone1 | awk '{print $1}') Congratulations on completing this exercise

delete $release You will need to delete the persistent volume claims too kubectl delete pvc $(kubectl get pvc | grep vtdataroot -zone1 | awk '{print $1}') Congratulations on completing this exercise

Or alternatively, if you would like to teardown your example: helm delete vitess kubectl delete pvc -l "app=vitess" kubectl delete vitesstoponodes --all Congratulations on completing this exercise!

Or alternatively, if you would like to teardown your example: helm delete vitess kubectl delete pvc -l "app=vitess" kubectl delete vitesstoponodes --all Congratulations on completing this exercise!

Or alternatively, if you would like to teardown your example: helm delete vitess kubectl delete pvc -l "app=vitess" kubectl delete vitesstoponodes --all Congratulations on completing this exercise!

Or alternatively, if you would like to teardown your example: helm delete vitess kubectl delete pvc -l "app=vitess" kubectl delete vitesstoponodes --all Congratulations on completing this exercise!

Or alternatively, if you would like to teardown your example: helm delete vitess kubectl delete pvc -l "app=vitess" kubectl delete vitesstoponodes --all Congratulations on completing this exercise!