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[Tableau Server Linux] How to completely remove Tableau Server in Linux.

To completely remove Tableau Server from a Linux:

1. Deactivate any active product keys unless you plan to reinstall Tableau Server on this computer.

The -l option for the obliterate script removes all licensing files from the computer. It first attempts to deactivate any active licenses, but will remove all licensing information whether or not the deactivation was successful. We recommend you run the tsm licenses deactivate command before running the obliterate script so that the script does not remove licenses that are still active.

tsm licenses list
tsm licenses deactivate -k <product_key>


 2. Run the tableau-server-obliterate script:
sudo /opt/tableau/tableau_server/packages/scripts.<version>/tableau-server-obliterate -y -y -y -l


3. Youtube demo.





https://youtu.be/MbKXaOVOwMg
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