After a finished project, three Kubernetes clusters within a workspace were deleted, so the workspace...

The NKPA course explains that deleting a workspace in NKP, especially after all associated clusters have been removed, is a straightforward process through the NKP UI. The correct method is to navigate to theGlobalview in the top menu bar, selectWorkspacesfrom the menu, locate the target workspace, click thethree-dot buttonnext to it, and selectDelete. This action removes the workspace and its associated configurations from NKP, ensuring a clean environment after the project is finished.

The Nutanix Cloud Native (NCP-CN) 6.10 Study Guide states: “To delete an empty workspace in NKP, go to the Global view in the UI, select Workspaces, click the three-dot menu for the workspace, and choose Delete.” The course confirms that a workspace must be empty (no clusters or resources) before it can be deleted, which aligns with the scenario where the three clusters have already been removed.

Incorrect Options:

A & B. Run kubectl delete workspace: Both options are syntactically similar, but kubectl delete workspace is not a valid command in NKP. Workspaces are managed through the NKP UI or CLI (nkp), not directly via kubectl.

D. Ask a workspace user to delete the workspace: Workspace users typically lack permissions to delete workspaces; this action is reserved for administrators via the Global view.