Disabling YTsaurus

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Updated at July 24, 2026

Using the CLI
Re-enabling the component

To disable the YTsaurus component, switch the YTsaurusConfig resource to spec.enabled: false.

Alert

When you disable the component, the controller deletes Helm releases and the stackland-ytsaurus namespace. All YTsaurus cluster resources, including PVCs and data stored in them, will be deleted together with the namespace. Once the component is disabled, you cannot recover this data.

Before disabling this component, make sure you no longer need the YTsaurus cluster data or save it to an external storage.

Using the CLI

Open the YTsaurusConfig main resource to edit it: kubectl edit ytsaurusconfig main. Install spec.enabled: false. You can leave the spec.cluster fields unchanged.

Alternatively, apply a ready-to-use manifest:
```
apiVersion: stackland.yandex.cloud/v1alpha1
kind: YTsaurusConfig
metadata:
  name: main
spec:
  enabled: false
```
```
kubectl apply -f ytsaurusconfig-disable.yaml
```
Wait for the deletion to complete. You can check the current removal status in the ComponentInstallation ytsaurus-main resource:
```
kubectl get componentinstallation ytsaurus-main -o jsonpath='{.status.phase}'
```
During the deletion, the status remains Uninstalling. Once the deletion succeeds, the ComponentInstallation ytsaurus-main resource will be removed from the cluster.
Make sure the stackland-ytsaurus namespace has been deleted:
```
kubectl get namespace stackland-ytsaurus
```
The command should return the NotFound error.

Re-enabling the component

To redeploy your YTsaurus cluster, set spec.enabled back to true. Re-enabling the component provisions a new YTsaurus cluster with empty storage. No data from the previous cluster is restored. For more information, see Enabling YTsaurus.

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