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Delete a cluster
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Usage: eksctl delete cluster [flags]
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General flags:
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  -n, --name string                        EKS cluster name
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  -r, --region string                      AWS region. Defaults to the value set in your AWS config (~/.aws/config)
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  -w, --wait                                wait for deletion of all resources before exiting
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      --force                              Force deletion to continue when errors occur
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      --disable-nodegroup-eviction          Force drain to use delete, even if eviction is supported. This will bypass checking PodDisruptionBudgets, use with caution.
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      --pod-eviction-wait-period duration  Duration to wait after failing to evict a pod (default 10s)
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      --parallel int                        Number of nodes to drain in parallel. Max 25 (default 1)
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  -f, --config-file string                  load configuration from a file (or stdin if set to '-')
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      --timeout duration                    maximum waiting time for any long-running operation (default 25m0s)
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AWS client flags:
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  -p, --profile string        AWS credentials profile to use (defaults to value of the AWS_PROFILE environment variable) (default "readonly")
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      --cfn-role-arn string    IAM role used by CloudFormation to call AWS API on your behalf
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      --cfn-disable-rollback  for debugging: If a stack fails, do not roll it back. Be careful, this may lead to unintentional resource consumption!
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Common flags:
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  -C, --color string  toggle colorized logs (valid options: true, false, fabulous) (default "true")
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  -d, --dumpLogs      dump logs to disk on failure if set to true
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  -h, --help          help for this command
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  -v, --verbose int    set log level, use 0 to silence, 4 for debugging and 5 for debugging with AWS debug logging (default 3)
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Use 'eksctl delete cluster [command] --help' for more information about a command.
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For detailed docs go to https://eksctl.io/
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Revision as of 18:10, 10 May 2022

Delete a cluster

Usage: eksctl delete cluster [flags]

General flags:
  -n, --name string                         EKS cluster name
  -r, --region string                       AWS region. Defaults to the value set in your AWS config (~/.aws/config)
  -w, --wait                                wait for deletion of all resources before exiting
      --force                               Force deletion to continue when errors occur
      --disable-nodegroup-eviction          Force drain to use delete, even if eviction is supported. This will bypass checking PodDisruptionBudgets, use with caution.
      --pod-eviction-wait-period duration   Duration to wait after failing to evict a pod (default 10s)
      --parallel int                        Number of nodes to drain in parallel. Max 25 (default 1)
  -f, --config-file string                  load configuration from a file (or stdin if set to '-')
      --timeout duration                    maximum waiting time for any long-running operation (default 25m0s)

AWS client flags:
  -p, --profile string         AWS credentials profile to use (defaults to value of the AWS_PROFILE environment variable) (default "readonly")
      --cfn-role-arn string    IAM role used by CloudFormation to call AWS API on your behalf
      --cfn-disable-rollback   for debugging: If a stack fails, do not roll it back. Be careful, this may lead to unintentional resource consumption!

Common flags:
  -C, --color string   toggle colorized logs (valid options: true, false, fabulous) (default "true")
  -d, --dumpLogs       dump logs to disk on failure if set to true
  -h, --help           help for this command
  -v, --verbose int    set log level, use 0 to silence, 4 for debugging and 5 for debugging with AWS debug logging (default 3)

Use 'eksctl delete cluster [command] --help' for more information about a command.


For detailed docs go to https://eksctl.io/


See also

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