flytectl delete

Terminate executions and remove matchable resource attribute overrides using flytectl.

Overview

flytectl delete terminates running executions and removes matchable resource attribute overrides from FlyteAdmin.

flytectl delete <resource> [name ...] -p <project> -d <domain> [flags]

Subcommands

Subcommand	Aliases	Description
delete execution	executions	Abort one or more running executions
delete task-resource-attribute	task-resource-attributes	Remove task resource attribute overrides
delete cluster-resource-attribute	cluster-resource-attributes	Remove cluster resource attribute overrides
delete execution-cluster-label	execution-cluster-labels	Remove execution cluster label overrides
delete execution-queue-attribute	execution-queue-attributes	Remove execution queue attribute overrides
delete plugin-override	plugin-overrides	Remove plugin override settings
delete workflow-execution-config		Remove workflow execution config overrides

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delete execution

Abort one or more non-terminal executions. Executions that are already in a terminal state (FAILED, ABORTED, or SUCCEEDED) are unaffected.

# Terminate a single execution
flytectl delete execution c6a51x2l9e -d development -p flytesnacks

# Terminate multiple executions in one command
flytectl delete execution eeam9s8sny p4wv4hwgc4 -d development -p flytesnacks

After termination, verify the state:

flytectl get execution -d development -p flytesnacks

 ------------ ----------------------------------------- ---------- ----------- ------------------------------- ---------------
| NAME (7)   | WORKFLOW NAME                           | TYPE     | PHASE     | STARTED                       | ELAPSED TIME  |
 ------------ ----------------------------------------- ---------- ----------- ------------------------------- ---------------
| c6a51x2l9e | recipes.core.basic.lp.go_greet          | WORKFLOW | ABORTED   | 2021-02-17T08:13:04.680476300Z | 15.540361300s |
 ------------ ----------------------------------------- ---------- ----------- ------------------------------- ---------------
| eeam9s8sny | recipes.core.basic.lp.go_greet          | WORKFLOW | ABORTED   | 2021-02-17T08:14:04.803084100Z | 42.306385500s |
 ------------ ----------------------------------------- ---------- ----------- ------------------------------- ---------------
| p4wv4hwgc4 | recipes.core.basic.lp.go_greet          | WORKFLOW | ABORTED   | 2021-02-17T08:14:27.476307400Z | 19.727504400s |
 ------------ ----------------------------------------- ---------- ----------- ------------------------------- ---------------

Flags:

Flag	Description
--dryRun	Log the termination request without executing it

Termination is irreversible. You can relaunch a terminated execution using flytectl create execution --relaunch <name>.

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Matchable attribute deletion

Matchable resource attributes can be removed at project, project+domain, or project+domain+workflow scope using an attribute file. Use flytectl get <attribute> first to generate the file, then pass it to delete.

delete task-resource-attribute

flytectl delete task-resource-attribute --attrFile tra.yaml

Example tra.yaml:

domain: development
project: flytesnacks
defaults:
  cpu: "1"
  memory: "150Mi"
limits:
  cpu: "2"
  memory: "450Mi"

delete cluster-resource-attribute

flytectl delete cluster-resource-attribute --attrFile cra.yaml

Example cra.yaml:

domain: development
project: flytesnacks
attributes:
  foo: "bar"
  buzz: "lightyear"

delete execution-cluster-label

flytectl delete execution-cluster-label --attrFile ecl.yaml

Example ecl.yaml:

domain: development
project: flytesnacks
value: foo

delete execution-queue-attribute

flytectl delete execution-queue-attribute --attrFile eqa.yaml

delete plugin-override

flytectl delete plugin-override --attrFile po.yaml

delete workflow-execution-config

flytectl delete workflow-execution-config --attrFile wec.yaml

Common attribute file flags:

Flag	Description
--attrFile	Path to the attribute YAML file (required)
--dryRun	Print the request without executing it
--force	Skip the confirmation prompt