Uninstall RTM v2 Monitoring on a Dedicated Server
Remove the deprecated RTM v2 monitoring system from your OVHcloud dedicated server on CentOS, Debian, Fedora, or Ubuntu.
Objective
The OVHcloud RTM v2 monitoring system has now been deprecated and its repositories deleted. We therefore recommend that you uninstall this system from your service(s) and remove all related packages.
The purpose of this guide is to show you how to clean up the packages used by this system.
Requirements
- A dedicated server with RTM v2 installed
- Administrative (sudo) access to your server via SSH
Instructions
Log in to your server via SSH and remove the following packages:
Debian-based distributions
CentOS 7 / AlmaLinux / Rocky Linux
Fedora
Next, you need to delete the repositories.
Debian / Ubuntu
Verify if the packages are installed
If the command returns no value, this means that the packages are not installed, so you can proceed to the repository verification stage. If not, you can remove them using the command below:
Verify if the repositories exist
If the files ovh-metrics.list and ovh-rtm.list are not listed, then you have nothing to do. Otherwise, you can delete them using the command below:
CentOS
Verify if the packages are installed
If the command returns no value, this means that the packages are not installed, so you can proceed to the repository verification stage. If not, you can remove them using the command below:
Verify if the repositories exist
If the OVH-metrics.repo and OVH-rtm.repo files are not listed, then you have nothing to do. Otherwise, you can delete them using the command below:
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