Disabling Container Cluster Protection

If you no longer need HSS to protect your container clusters, you can disable container cluster protection.

Log in to the management console.
In the upper left corner of the page, select a region, click , and choose Security & Compliance > HSS.

Click the Protected Clusters tab.
In the Operation column of a cluster, click Disable Protection.

To disable protection for clusters in batches, select clusters and click Disable Protection in the upper left corner of the cluster list.
In the dialog box that is displayed, determine whether to select the Delete policy plug-in of the cluster check box.
- If you select it, container cluster protection policies and the policy configuration plug-in will be deleted. If you enable protection again, you will need to install the policy configuration plug-in and configure protection policies again.
- If you deselect it, container cluster protection policies will be deleted but the policy configuration plug-in will be retained. If you enable protection again, you only need to configure protection policies. If you want to delete the policy configuration plug-in later, repeat the preceding steps to disable protection and select Delete policy plug-in of the cluster.
  Figure 1 Disabling container cluster protection
Click OK.
- If you did not select Delete policy plug-in of the cluster and the Protection Status of the cluster changes to Enabled but not configured, it indicates protection has been disabled.
- If you selected Delete policy plug-in of the cluster and the Protection Status of the cluster changes to Unprotected, it indicates protection has been disabled.

If the cluster network is abnormal or the plug-in is working, you will probably fail to uninstall the plug-in on the HSS console. In this case, you can refer to the content below: What Do I Do If the Container Cluster Protection Plug-in Fails to Be Uninstalled?