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Destroy

The destroy command destroys the resources which has been previously deployed.

gc destroy

Command Options​

gc help destroy
Usage: gc destroy|d [options]

Destroy the resources

Options:
  -f, --force             force destroy, will not prompt user
  -t, --types <type>      Filter by type, multiple values allowed
  -a, --all               destroy all resources including those not managed by us
  -n, --name <value>      destroy by name
  --id <value>            destroy by id
  -p, --provider <value>  Filter by provider name
  -h, --help              display help for command

alias​

The command alias is d

gc d

force​

The force option to not prompt the user to destroy the resources:

gc destroy --force

all​

By default, the destroy command only destroys the resources that has been created by this application. The all options destroys resources that has deployed ouside this application.

gc destroy --all

types​

The types option allows to destroy resources of a given type:

gc destroy --types Server

Example with multiple types:

gc destroy --types Server --types Volume

name​

The name option allows to destroy a specific resource given its name:

gc destroy --name web-server

id​

The id option allows to destroy a specific resource given its id:

gc destroy --name ewBMe9BLC

provider​

The provider option allows to destroy resources of a given provider.

gc destroy --provider mock