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replicated cluster rm

Remove test clusters.

Synopsis​

The 'rm' command removes test clusters immediately.

You can remove clusters by specifying a cluster ID or name, or by using other criteria such as cluster tags. Alternatively, you can remove all clusters in your account at once.

When specifying a name that matches multiple clusters, all clusters with that name will be removed.

This command can also be used in a dry-run mode to simulate the removal without actually deleting anything.

You cannot mix the use of cluster IDs or names with other options like removing by tag or removing all clusters at once.

replicated cluster rm ID_OR_NAME [ID_OR_NAME …] [flags]

Aliases​

rm, delete

Examples​

# Remove a specific cluster by ID or name
replicated cluster rm CLUSTER_ID_OR_NAME

# Remove multiple clusters by ID or name
replicated cluster rm CLUSTER_ID_1 CLUSTER_NAME_2

# Remove all clusters
replicated cluster rm --all

Options​

      --all                remove all clusters
      --dry-run            Dry run
  -h, --help               help for rm
      --name stringArray   Name of the cluster to remove (can be specified multiple times) (DEPRECATED: use ID_OR_NAME arguments instead)
      --tag stringArray    Tag of the cluster to remove (key=value format, can be specified multiple times)

Options inherited from parent commands​

      --app string     The app slug or app id to use in all calls
      --debug          Enable debug output
      --token string   The API token to use to access your app in the Vendor API

SEE ALSO​