delete

Usage

The rapd clusterclass command is used to delete Clusterclass resources.

rapd clusterclass delete (Name...) [flags]

Flags

These are the flags available in the rapd clusterclass delete command:

Flag Name	Short Name	Default Value	Required	Description
--file	-f		No	Specify a file or directory
--label	-l		No	Delete by matching labels
--all		foreground	No	Delete all objects under a specific resource
--cascade	-A		No	Select deletion strategy
--ignore-not-found			No	Ignore errors when the resource does not exist (returns exit code 0)
--wait		true	No	Wait for resource deletion
--timeout			No	Set wait timeout
--approved			No	Automatically confirm the deletion without requiring [yes/no] input

Deletion Strategies (cascade)

• foreground: Deletes the specified resource and waits for all child resources to be deleted
• background: Deletes the specified resource without waiting for child resources to be deleted
• orphan: Does not automatically delete child resources when the parent resource is deleted

Examples

Here are some examples of using the rapd clusterclass delete command:

1. Delete a resource by specifying its name:

rapd clusterclass delete gcp

2. Delete a resource by specifying a file:

rapd clusterclass delete -f filename.yaml

Output

After successfully executing the command, the output will look similar to the following:

Deleting Clusterclass gcp
Deleting Clusterclass aws
Delete gcp success
Delete aws success

Delete Clusterclass, 2 success, 0 failed