astro deployment delete

Delete a Deployment.

The behavior and format of this command differs depending on what Astronomer product you’re using. Use the following tabs to change product contexts.

Astro

Delete a Deployment on Astro. This command is functionally identical to deleting a Deployment in the Astro UI.

When you run astro deployment delete, you are prompted to select from a list of Deployments that you can access in your Workspace. You can bypass this prompt and specify a Deployment name or ID in the command. To retrieve a Deployment ID, open your Deployment in the Astro UI and copy the value in the ID section of the Deployment page. You can also run astro deployment list to find a Deployment ID or name.

To complete this action,

Workspace Owner

permissions are required.

Usage

astro deployment delete

Options

Option	Description	Possible Values
<deployment-id>	The ID of the Deployment to delete	Any valid Deployment ID
-f,--force	Do not include a confirmation prompt before deleting the Deployment	None
--workspace-id	Specify a Workspace to delete a Deployment outside of your current Workspace	Any valid Workspace ID
--deployment-name	The name of the Deployment to delete. Use as an alternative to <deployment-id>.	Any valid Deployment name

Examples

$ astro deployment delete
# CLI prompts you for a Deployment to delete
$ astro deployment delete ckvvfp9tf509941drl4vela81n -f
# Force delete a Deployment without a confirmation prompt
$ astro deployment delete --deployment-name="My deployment"
# Delete a Deployment by specifying its name.

APC

Delete a Deployment on Astro Private Cloud. This command is functionally identical to deleting a Deployment with the UI.

Usage

astro deployment delete

Options

Option	Description	Possible Values
<deployment-id> (Required)	The ID of the Deployment to delete	Any valid Deployment ID
-h,--hard	Deletes all infrastructure and records for this Deployment. See Hard delete a Deployment	None

Related commands

• astro deployment create
• astro deployment list