Description

The dcos-cluster remove command will remove a configured cluster from the DC/OS CLI. Either a cluster name or one of the --all / --unavailable options must be passed.

Usage

  dcos cluster remove <cluster> [flags]

Options

Name	Description
`--all`	Remove all clusters.
`-h`, `--help`	Help for `remove` command.
`--unavailable`	Remove unavailable clusters.

Positional arguments

Name	Description
`<name>`	Name of the cluster

Examples

Run the dcos cluster list command to get the name of the cluster you want to remove:

dcos cluster list
          NAME                          ID                     STATUS     VERSION                                         URL
    user_81-rd373u5  bb07074e-2c3d-4dc5-8523-75cab9d517cb  UNAVAILABLE  UNKNOWN  http://user_81-elasticl-7qbh2zcfyz6h-407934734.us-east-1.elb.amazonaws.com
*  user_45-wosq2gi     7edd47b7-7f22-4bd5-b8a9-b53a204aafd3  AVAILABLE    1.13.0   https://user_45-wo-elasticl-1uwhasco5acg9-2062765490.eu-central-1.elb.amazonaws.com

Run the dcos cluster remove command with the name of the cluster you want to remove. In this example, we are removing the cluster named “user_81-rd373u5”:
```
dcos cluster remove user_81-rd373u5
```
If the command completes successfully, there will be no confirmation message.

To confirm that the cluster has been removed, run dcos cluster list again:

dcos cluster list
        NAME                        ID                    STATUS    VERSION                                         URL
*  user_45-wosq2gi     7edd47b7-7f22-4bd5-b8a9-b53a204aafd3  AVAILABLE    1.13.0   https://user_45-wo-elasticl-1uwhasco5acg9-2062765490.eu-central-1.elb.amazonaws.com

For more examples, see Cluster Connections.

Parent command

Command	Description
dcos cluster	Manage your DC/OS clusters