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Uninstalling the Netprobe
The UninstallNetprobe.yaml CloudFormation template uninstalls the Netprobe on existing EC2 instances using the AWS Systems Manager (SSM). It stops the service (if present), removes the Netprobe directories and artifacts, and deletes the netprobe.service systemd unit.
Prerequisites Copied
- The target EC2 instances must have an SSM Agent installed and running.
- Target instances must have an IAM instance profile attached with the following permissions:
AmazonSSMManagedInstanceCore(for SSM communication)
Input parameters Copied
Target EC2 configuration Copied
| Parameter | Description | Default | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
InstanceIds |
Comma-separated list of existing EC2 Instance IDs | Yes |
Netprobe configuration Copied
| Parameter | Description | Default | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
NetprobeInstallDirectory |
Directory where Netprobe was installed | ~/geneos | No |
Verification and debugging Copied
Run the following commands if you need to verify or debug your deployment.
View template execution logs Copied
ssh -i <privatekey> <user>@<host> "sudo cat /var/log/amazon/ssm/amazon-ssm-agent.log"
Check the service status Copied
ssh -i <privatekey> <user>@<host> "systemctl is-active <service>.service"
Download the logs Copied
ssh -i <privatekey> <user>@<host> "sudo tar -cvz -C "cd <install_dir> && find <service> -type f -name '*.log' -print0 | sudo tar --null -czf - --files-from -" > <service>-logs.tar.gz
["Geneos"]
["Geneos > Netprobe"]
["User Guide"]