Added danger zone to warn users to manually delete resources using th…

…e s9s cli or ui

docs/admin/Troubleshooting/Operations-and-Management.md

@@ -15,6 +15,9 @@ You need to logout from CCX web-app first or clear the cookies for your `CCX_URL
 This is the admin panel for Cluster Control and exposes the functionality of CMON through a web interface (you can also use the `s9s` CLI to interact).
 
 The account details for this are found in the kubernetes secret `cmon-credentials`.
+:::danger
+Never use the ClusterControl UI to delete resources (nodes or datastores). This may lead to stray data.
+::::
 
 ## CCX-MGMT
 
@@ -23,3 +26,6 @@ This is a proxy to an instance of CMON and the credentials for this are logged t
 ## S9S CLI
 
 This is a CLI tool that provides access to CMON functionality and the tool can be run from the `cmon-master` service within kubernetes.
+:::danger
+Never use the S9S CLI to delete resources (nodes or datastores). This may lead to stray data.
+::::

docs/admin/Troubleshooting/Troubleshooting.md

@@ -1,9 +1,7 @@
 # Troubleshooting
 
 This page describes troubleshooting scenarios.
-:::danger
-Never use the S9S CLI nor the CCUIv2 to delete resources (nodes or datastores). This may lead to stray data.
-::::
+
 ## CCX Error Report
 
 The script to generate an error report is here - https://github.com/severalnines/helm-ccx/tree/main/scripts. Please attach the error report (.tar.gz file) to every ticket created for CCX support. This tremendously helps to diagnose the issue.
@@ -14,10 +12,11 @@ For the CMON managing the CMONDB and CCXDB, see below.
 
 Use kubectl and open a bash terminal on the cmon-master container.
 
-### S9S CLI commands
-
-*WARNING!* Do not add or remove database nodes using the S9s CLI. 
+### S9S CLI commands 
 
+:::danger
+Never use the S9S CLI nor the CCUIv2 to delete resources (nodes or datastores). This may lead to stray data.
+::::
 The 's9s job' commands can be used to debug why a datastore failed to create. Example:
 
 ```bash