If you no longer require an integration, then you can delete the integration from App Volumes Manager admin UI using the DELETE button. If the integration fails to get deleted due to reasons such as network connectivity or issues in the Azure environment, then you can use the Force Delete setting.
When an integration is deleted, applications are no longer synchronized between App Volumes Manager and Azure Virtual Desktop. App attach packages which are already synchronized with the Resource Group are deleted from the Azure Virtual Desktop. If the integration fails to get deleted, the status of the integration becomes Delete Failed. When such an integration is deleted again, then the Force Delete setting is available. If this setting is used, then the integration record gets deleted from the App Volumes database and the applications are no longer synchronized between App Volumes Manager and Azure Virtual Desktop. However, this setting does not remove App attach packages which are already synchronized with Azure Virtual Desktop. These App attach packages must be directly removed from Azure Virtual Desktop.
Procedure
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In the App Volumes Manager admin UI, navigate to INFRASTRUCTURE > Integrations > App Volumes Integrations.
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Identify the integration which you intend to delete, expand the integration, and click DELETE.
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In the Confirm Delete window, click Delete.
After successful deletion, the integration is no longer listed in the App Volumes Integration page and the App attach packages are removed from the Azure portal.
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Optional: If the integration does not get deleted, then return to the integration listed in the App Volumes Integration page, and click DELETE.
Note: An integration which does not get deleted is in the DELETE FAILED status.
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In the Confirm Delete window, select the Force Delete check box, and click Delete.
The integration record gets deleted from App Volumes database and the integration is no longer listed in the App Volumes Integration page.
What To Do Next
If you want to configure another integration between App Volumes Manager and Azure Virtual Desktop, see Configure App Volumes Manager Integration with Azure Virtual Desktop.
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