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astroctl infra kubernetes delete

Delete a k8s cluster

Synopsis​

Delete a k8s cluster.

This destroys the cluster itself and everything AstroPulse recorded about it, including its cost history, on every plan and regardless of your retention setting. Cost history cannot be recovered, and creating a cluster with the same name later does not restore it. Export it first if you need it:

Terminal
  astroctl infra k8s cost allocation prod-01 --window 30d -o json > cost.json

With --record-only, AstroPulse removes only its record of a self-hosted cluster whose stored key is gone, and what it holds for it, without touching your cloud account. Use it once the cluster's servers and setup resources are already deleted; the answer lists what may still be in your cloud account.

Terminal
astroctl infra kubernetes delete [cluster-name] [flags]

Examples​

Terminal

# Delete a k8s cluster
astroctl infra k8s delete my-cluster

# Delete a k8s cluster with automatic confirmation
astroctl infra k8s delete my-cluster --yes

# See which volumes a delete would leave in your cloud account, deleting nothing
astroctl infra k8s delete my-cluster --dry-run

# Remove only AstroPulse's record of a self-hosted cluster whose stored key is gone
astroctl infra k8s delete my-cluster --record-only

# Delete a k8s cluster by cluster name
astroctl infra k8s delete -c my-cluster

Options​

Terminal
  -c, --cluster-name string   The cluster name to delete
  -y, --confirm               Confirm the cluster deletion (default true)
      --dry-run               Show what the delete would do, grouped by kind, and delete nothing
  -h, --help                  help for delete
      --record-only           Remove only AstroPulse's record of a self-hosted cluster whose stored key is gone; nothing in your cloud account is deleted
      --show-all              In a dry run, also list the items the delete would remove, not only the ones that need your attention
      --yes                   Skip all confirmations (useful for automation)

Options inherited from parent commands​

Terminal
  -o, --output string   Output format (table|json|yaml) (default "table")

SEE ALSO​