pw cluster destroy

Tear down a cloud cluster's resources, keeping its definition

Synopsis

The pw cluster destroy command deletes every cloud resource of a cluster's current deployment: controller, compute nodes, disks and networking. The cluster's definition stays, so pw cluster start can provision it again from scratch. This is also the way out of a cluster stuck in a failed state.

To stop the controller while keeping its disks, use pw cluster stop. To remove the cluster record itself, use pw cluster delete once it is off.

The command asks for confirmation unless --yes is passed. On a terminal it then opens the live view until the resources are gone; pass -o text to return as soon as the request is accepted, or --wait to block and print one line per step instead.

pw cluster destroy <cluster> [flags]

Examples

  pw cluster destroy my-hpc
  
  # Destroy without confirmation, from a script, blocking until done
  pw cluster destroy --yes --wait my-hpc

Options

  -h, --help            help for destroy
  -o, --output string   Output format (interactive, text, json) (default "interactive")
      --wait            Wait for the resources to be deleted, printing progress, before exiting
      --yes             Skip the confirmation prompt

Options inherited from parent commands

      --context string         The context to use. Overrides PW_CONTEXT environment variable and current context from config.
      --platform-host string   The Parallel Works ACTIVATE platform host to use. Overrides PW_PLATFORM_HOST environment variable and the current context's server.
  -v, --verbose                Enable verbose logging

pw cluster destroy