Hi 👋 Any thoughts on using `--force` to delete objects? It’s much faster on . . .

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#1

Nuno:
Hi :wave: Any thoughts on using --force to delete objects? It’s much faster on the KodeKloud platform, but I was wondering about doing it on CKAD exam. :thought_balloon:

#2

Vijin Palazhi:
you can use it to delete objects for the exam.

#3

Kennedy Sanchez:
It’s better to use --force instead deleting de pod and then creating a new one. I recommend you to use it with --grace-period=0 --force

#4

Karthikaiselvan R:
Yes, you can use it in the actual exam environment as well. I did it wherever deleting a pod was applicable.
As @Kennedy Sanchez, said just use --grace-period=0 along with --force.

#5

Derence Voo Ming Khen:
Exam won’t care how you delete the pod, you should use that option to avoid waiting for the terminal unnecessarily as time is really short

#6

Nuno:
Thanks all for the answers!

#7

Tej_Singh_Rana:
But make sure you take a backup of that manifest, if it’s required again for the same question or If you are going to redeploy again. Otherwise you have to reset the cluster again to get back (Confirm with the proctor) and it will eat your precious time.

#8

Kennedy Sanchez:
Agree with @Tej_Singh_Rana that options should be used with care.