Name: Hostman - Cloud Service Provider
Address: 1999 Harrison St 1800 9079, Oakland, CA, 94612, US
Telephone: +1 844 286 2130
Price range: $

Products

App Platform
- Overview
- How It Works
- Frontend Application Billing
- Connect Repositories
- Deploy Frontend Apps
- Deploy Backend Apps
- Deploy with a Dockerfile
- Deploy with Docker Compose
- Managing Apps
- Healthcheck Path
- Stands
- Variables
- FAQ
AI Agents
- Overview
- Manage Agents
- Manage Knowledge Bases
- API Usage
- Pricing
Cloud Servers
Cloud Databases
Kubernetes
- Overview
- Create Clusters
- Connect to the Cluster
- Manage Clusters
- Load Balancing
- Autoscaling
- OIDC Provider Setup
- Working with Helm
- Creating Helm Charts
- Network Plugins
- Addons
S3 Object Storage
- Overview
- Manage Storage
- Tools
- Use Cases
- Supported Features
- S3 SDKs
VPC
Public IP
Load Balancers
Firewall
Domains

Platform Guides

Account
- Overview
- Access Recovery
- Change Password
- Update Profile Info
- Authentication with Passkey
- Restrict Access
- Manage Sessions
- API Tokens
- Access Management
- Projects
Billing
- Overview
- Linking a Card
Terraform
- Overview
- Getting Started with Terraform

Updated on 14 April 2026

You can delete a cluster in two ways:

From the specific cluster's page by clicking on the delete icon.

From the cluster list, click the three dots next to the cluster you want to delete and select Delete cluster.

In the next window, enter the name of the cluster to be deleted and confirm the deletion.

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Updated on 14 April 2026

Deleting Clusters

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Deleting Clusters

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