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If you have administrator access to {openshift-platform}, you can revoke a user's access to Jupyter and delete the user's resources from {productname-long}.
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Deleting a user and the user's resources involves the following tasks:
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* Before you delete a user from {productname-short}, it is good practice to back up the data on your persistent volume claims (PVCs).
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* Stop notebook servers owned by the user.
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* Revoke user access to Jupyter.
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* Remove the user from the allowed group in your OpenShift identity provider.
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* After you delete a user, delete their associated configuration files from {openshift-platform}.
If you have administrator access to {openshift-platform}, you can revoke a user's access to Jupyter and delete the user's resources from {productname-long}.
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If you have administrator access to OpenShift, you can revoke a user's access to Jupyter and delete the user's resources from {productname-long}.
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Deleting a user and the user's resources involves the following tasks:
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* Remove the user from the allowed group in your OpenShift identity provider.
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* After you delete a user, delete their associated configuration files from {openshift-platform}.
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* After you delete a user, delete their associated configuration files from OpenShift.
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* After you delete a user, delete their associated configuration files from {openshift-platform}.
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