# Azion CLI delete With the `azion delete [resource]` command you can delete: - [Applications](#applications). - [Functions](#functions). - [Rules engine](#rules-engine). - [Cache settings](#cache-settings). - [Workloads](#workloads). - [Connectors](#Connectors). - [Variables](#variables). - [Personal tokens](#personal-tokens). - [Object Storage bucket](#object-storage-object). - [Object Storage object](#object-storage-object). - [WAF](#waf). - [WAF exceptions](#waf-exceptions). - [Profile](#profile). :::note In case one or more required fields aren't informed through the specific flags, an interactive message prompts and asks for the missing information. ::: --- ## Applications #### Usage ```bash 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 ```bash azion delete edge-function --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 ```bash azion delete rules-engine --rule-id --application-id --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 ```bash 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 ```bash 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 ```bash azion delete domain --domain-id 1234 ``` --- ## Connectors #### Usage ```bash azion delete origin --application-id --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 ```bash 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 ```sh 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 ```bash 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 ```bash 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 ```bash azion delete waf --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 ```bash azion delete waf-exceptions --exception-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 ```bash 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. :::warning You can't delete the `default` profile. If you attempt to delete it, the CLI returns an error message. ::: #### Optional flags ##### help The `-h` or `--help` flag displays more information about the `azion delete profile` command.