Removing an ESXi Worker Node from vSphere Supervisor Cluster Fails
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Removing an ESXi Worker Node from vSphere Supervisor Cluster Fails

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Article ID: 420760

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Products

VMware vSphere Kubernetes Service

Issue/Introduction

  • Placing an ESXi host into Maintenance Mode and moving it to a different cluster or datacenter fails to remove worker node from the Supervisor Cluster.
  • Manually deleting the node using the command kubectl delete node <ESXi node> removes it from the Supervisor Cluster. However, the ESXi worker node reappears after a few minutes in a NotReady state.

Environment

VMware vSphere Kubernetes Service

Resolution

To remove the host from the Supervisor cluster, refer to  Broadcom doc Remove Hosts from a Supervisor

Note: If the issue persists, reach out to Broadcom Support.