Azion CLI delete

With the azion delete [resource] command you can delete:

• Applications.
  • Functions.
  • Rules engine.
  • Cache settings.
  • Workloads.
  • Connectors.
  • Variables.
  • Personal tokens.
  • Object Storage bucket.
  • Object Storage object.
  • WAF.
  • WAF exceptions.
• Profile.

Applications

Usage

azion delete edge-application --application-id 1234

Required flags

application-id

The --application-id flag is the unique identifier of the application.

cascade

The --cascade deletes all resources created through the ‘azion deploy’ command (default true).

Optional flags

help

The --help option displays more information about the azion delete edge-application command.

Functions

Usage

azion delete edge-function --function-id <function-id>

Required flags

function-id

The --function-id flag is the unique identifier of the function.

Optional flags

help

The --help option displays more information about the azion delete edge-function command.

Rules engine

Usage

azion delete rules-engine --rule-id <rule-id> --application-id <application-id> --phase <phase>

Required flags

rule-id

The --rule-id flag specifies the unique identifier for the rule in Rules Engine.

application-id

The --application-id flag specifies the unique identifier for your application.

phase

The --phase flag specifies the phase of your Rules Engine’s rule. It’s either request or response.

Optional flags

help

The -h or --help flag displays more information about the azion delete rules-engine command.

Cache settings

Usage

azion delete cache-setting --application-id 1673635839 --cache-settings-id 107313

Required flags

application-id

The --application-id flag sets the unique identifier for the application.

cache-settings-id

The --cache-settings-id flag sets the unique identifier for a Cache Settings configuration.

Optional flags

help

The --help option displays more information about the azion delete cache-setting command.

Workloads

Description

Removes a domain from the domains library based on a given ID.

Usage

azion delete domain --domain-id 1234

Required flags

domain-id

The --domain-id flag specifies the unique identifier of the domain that you want to delete.

Optional flags

help

The -h or --help option displays more information about the azion delete domain command.

Example

azion delete domain --domain-id 1234

Connectors

Usage

azion delete origin --application-id <application-id> --origin-key <origin-key>

Required flags

application-id

The --application-id flag sets the unique identifier for an application. It’s a required field.

origin-key

The --origin-key flag sets the unique identifier for an origin. It’s a required field.

Optional flags

help

The -h or --help option displays more information about the azion delete origin action.

Variables

Usage

  azion delete variables --variable-id 7a187044-4a00-4a4a-93ed-d230900423221f3

Required flags

variable-id

The --variable-id flag provides the UUID for the environment variable being deleted.

Optional flags

help

The --help option displays more information about the delete command.

Personal tokens

Usage

azion delete personal-token --id xxxxxx-xxxxx-xxxx-xxxxx-xxxx

Required flags

id

The --id option informs the unique identifier of the personal token being deleted.

Optional flags

help

The --help option displays more information about the delete subcommand.

Object Storage bucket

Usage

azion delete edge-storage bucket --name 'bucket-name'
azion delete edge-storage bucket --help

Required flags

bucket-name

The --bucket-name flag specifies the name of the Object Storage bucket you want to delete.

Optional flags

help

The -h or --help option displays more information about the azion delete edge-storage bucket command.

Object Storage object

Usage

azion delete edge-storage object --bucket-name 'bucket-name'
azion delete edge-storage object --help

Required flags

bucket-name

The --bucket-name flag specifies the name of the Object Storage bucket where the object you want to delete is stored.

object-key

The --object-key flag specifies the key of the object in the Object Storage bucket that you want to delete.

Optional flags

help

The -h or --help option displays more information about the azion delete edge-storage object command.

WAF

Deletes a WAF (Web Application Firewall).

Usage

azion delete waf --waf-id <waf-id>

Required flags

waf-id

The --waf-id flag specifies the unique identifier of the WAF to be deleted.

Optional flags

help

The --help flag displays more information about the azion delete waf command.

WAF exceptions

Deletes a WAF exception.

Usage

azion delete waf-exceptions --exception-id <exception-id> --waf-id <waf-id>

Required flags

exception-id

The --exception-id flag specifies the unique identifier of the WAF exception to be deleted.

waf-id

The --waf-id flag specifies the unique identifier of the WAF associated with the exception.

Optional flags

help

The --help flag displays more information about the azion delete waf-exceptions command.

Profile

Deletes a profile and all its associated data from your local CLI configuration.

Usage

azion delete profile --name "my-profile"
azion delete profile

Required flags

name

The --name flag specifies the name of the profile you want to delete. If not provided, an interactive prompt displays all available profiles for you to select from.

Optional flags

help

The -h or --help flag displays more information about the azion delete profile command.