delete-network

Delete a Rumi network and its per-role firewalls — the granular inverse of create-network.

Syntax

rumi cloud hetzner delete-network \
  --api-key <token> \
  --network <network> \
  [options]

Options

Option	Short	Description	Default
--api-key	-k	The Hetzner Cloud project API token (or set HCLOUD_TOKEN)	Required
--region	-r	The Hetzner location the network is in	fsn1
--network	-n	The name of the network to delete	Required

Example

rumi cloud hetzner delete-network --api-key $HCLOUD_TOKEN --network my-cloud

Notes

• Refuses if instances are still attached. delete-network removes only the network and its firewalls; if any instance still carries the network's label it fails with a message telling you to terminate the instances first. This makes it safe to run against a network you created with create-network but never launched onto.

• To tear down a whole provisioned environment (instances and network together), use deprovision instead — that is the sledgehammer; delete-network is the scalpel.

See Also

• create-network

• list-networks

• deprovision