[Manage Building an NKP Cluster] A company was using a test application called temp-shop developed in the temp-ecommerce NKP Starter cluster. Now…

The nkp delete cluster command is used to remove a Nutanix Kubernetes Platform (NKP) cluster. According to the scenario, the cluster to be deleted is named temp-ecommerce, and it is a self-managed "Starter" cluster. The correct syntax requires specifying the cluster's name using the --cluster-name flag. Since it is a self-managed cluster, the --self-managed flag is mandatory. Finally, the --kubeconfig flag must point to the cluster's specific configuration file, which is provided as temp-ecommerce.conf. Option C is the only command that correctly assembles all these required parameters.

A: The --all flag is not a valid parameter for the nkp delete cluster command. Deleting a cluster requires explicitly specifying its name for safety. B: The command is for deleting a cluster, not an application. Using the --application-name flag is incorrect for this operation; --cluster-name must be used. D: This option incorrectly uses the application's name (temp-shop) as the cluster's name and references a kubeconfig file that does not match the one provided in the scenario.

Nutanix Kubernetes Platform Administration Guide: The procedure for removing a self-managed cluster is detailed here. The guide specifies the exact command syntax: nkp delete cluster --cluster-name --self-managed --kubeconfig . This directly validates the structure and flags used in the correct answer.

URL: https://portal.nutanix.com/page/documents/details?targetId=Nutanix-Kubernetes-Platform-Admin-Guide-v29:Nutanix-Kubernetes-Platform-Admin-Guide-v29/kps-kps-cluster-delete-self-managed-t.html

Section: Deleting a Self-Managed NKP Cluster