Uninstallation
You can uninstall a Transformer instance that was installed from the tarball or RPM package.
Uninstalling the Tarball
To uninstall a Transformer instance that was installed from the tarball, shut down Transformer and then remove all Transformer directories.
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Use the command line to shut down Transformer. Use the
required command for your operating system.
For CentOS 6, Oracle Linux 6, or Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6, use:
service transformer stopFor CentOS 7, Oracle Linux 7, or Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, use:systemctl stop transformer -
Remove the following Transformer directories:
$TRANSFORMER_DIST- The Transformer runtime directory.$TRANSFORMER_CONF- The Transformer configuration directory.$TRANSFORMER_DATA- The data directory for pipeline configuration and run details.$TRANSFORMER_LOG- The log directory.$TRANSFORMER_RESOURCES- The directory for runtime resource files.
Uninstalling the RPM Package
To uninstall a Transformer instance that was installed from the RPM package, shut down Transformer, remove the RPM package, and then remove all Transformer directories.
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Use the command line to shut down Transformer. Use the
required command for your operating system.
For CentOS 6, Oracle Linux 6, or Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6, use:
service transformer stopFor CentOS 7, Oracle Linux 7, or Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, use:systemctl stop transformer -
Use the following command to remove the RPM package:
yum erase streamsets-transformer -
Remove the Transformer directories.
For example, if you used the default directories, run the following commands to remove the directories:
rm -rf /etc/transformer /var/log/transformer /var/lib/transformer /var/lib/transformer-resources rm -rf /opt/streamsets-transformer