How To Completely Remove Apache package On CentOS 7.6

Question

Hello,I have installed httpd on CentOS 7.6,now i just want to completely remove the whole package.What are the commands to be executed to remove completely?

Drew Binsky · Answer

Open a terminal or connect to your CentOS server via SSH 
Switch to the root user by running the following command and providing the root password: sudo su
Stop the Apache service by executing the following command: systemctl stop httpd
Disable the Apache service so that it doesn't start on boot: systemctl disable httpd
Remove the Apache package by running the following command: yum remove httpd
This command will remove the httpd package along with its configuration files and dependencies.
If you want to remove any remaining configuration files, use the following command: rm -rf /etc/httpdThis command will delete the Apache configuration files directory.
Finally, clear the cache and any unused packages by running the following command: yum clean allThis command will remove any cached packages and metadata.The Apache HTTP Server should now be completely removed from your CentOS 7.6 system.