Blame docs/operations/decommission.md

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# Infra/node decommissioning
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## High overview
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This is an overview of the needed tasks to perform when we want to remove a node from our infra : 
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  * Delete/reinstall the (virtual) machine (cleaning up)
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    * If hosted within Red Hat DC, update [internal ip inventory](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1K-aewLJ17z3pRC6K5qyBRJYtNXy1WcxRSVwPkGf4NXQ) (Obviously need RH SSO and permission)
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  * Remove from [DNS](../infra/dns.md) (public or internal, depending on the case and don't forget to also remove from PowerDNS if record is delegated to that dns infra, see below)
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  * Remove it from Ansible inventory (and search for references for that node in case of)
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  * Remove it from Zabbix monitoring
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  * (optional and if sponsored : remove sponsor logo from [website git repo](https://git.centos.org/centos/centos.org) )
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Worth knowing that if node is used in one of the [mirror,mirror.stream,vault,debuginfo] roles, it needs to be also removed from the sqlite DB used to generate the dynamic powerdns setup. The following snippet can be applied on the host that is defined in ansible inventory as `pdns_db_host` : 
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```
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host="centost8.centos.org"
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pushd /var/lib/centos-infra/
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echo "delete from nodes where fqdn='${host}';" | sqlite3 nodes.db
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./gen_backend
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popd
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```