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furyctl delete cluster

Deletes a cluster

Usage​

furyctl delete cluster [flags]

Options​

  -b, --bin-path string          Path to the folder where all the dependencies' binaries are downloaded
  -c, --config string            Path to the configuration file (default "furyctl.yaml")
      --distro-location string   Location where to download schemas, defaults and the distribution manifests from. It can either be a local path (eg: /path/to/distribution) or a remote URL (eg: git::git@github.com:sighupio/distribution?depth=1&ref=BRANCH_NAME). Any format supported by hashicorp/go-getter can be used
      --distro-patches string    Location where the distribution's user-made patches can be downloaded from. This can be either a local path (eg: /path/to/distro-patches) or a remote URL (eg: git::git@github.com:your-org/distro-patches?depth=1&ref=BRANCH_NAME). Any format supported by hashicorp/go-getter can be used. Patches within this location must be in a folder named after the distribution version (eg: v1.29.0) and must have the same structure as the distribution's repository
      --dry-run                  when set furyctl won't delete any resources. Allows to inspect what resources will be deleted
      --force                    WARNING: furyctl won't ask for confirmation and will force delete the cluster and its resources.
  -h, --help                     help for cluster
  -p, --phase string             Limit execution to a specific phase. Options are: infrastructure, kubernetes, distribution
      --skip-deps-download       Skip downloading the distribution modules, installers and binaries
      --skip-deps-validation     Skip validating dependencies
      --skip-vpn-confirmation    When set will not wait for user confirmation that the VPN is connected
      --vpn-auto-connect         When set will automatically connect to the created VPN by the infrastructure phase (requires OpenVPN installed in the system)

Options inherited from parent commands​

  -D, --debug                       Enables furyctl debug output. This will greatly increase the verbosity. Debug logs and additional logs are also always written to the log file. See the --log flag.
  -d, --disable-analytics           Disable analytics
  -g, --git-protocol git-protocol   Download repositories using the given protocol. Use when SSH traffic is being blocked or when SSH client has not been configured
                                    set the GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable with your token to use authentication while downloading, for example for private repositories. 
                                    Options are: ssh, https (default https)
  -H, --https                       DEPRECATED: by default furyctl uses https protocol to download repositories. See --git-protocol flag (default true)
  -l, --log string                  Path to a file or folder where to write logs to. Set to 'stdout' write to standard output. Target path will be created if it does not exists. Path is relative to --workdir. Default is '<outdir>/.furyctl/furyctl.<timestamp>-<random number>.log'
  -T, --no-tty                      Disable TTY making furyctl's output more friendly to non-interactive shells by disabling animations and colors
  -o, --outdir string               Path where to create the ".furyctl" data directory. Default is the user's home. Path is relative to --workdir
  -w, --workdir string              Switch to a different working directory before executing the given subcommand. NOTE: this will affect all the paths passed, including other flags like outdir and log, for example

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