remove

remove Commands

remove commands are used to remove a deployed resource. Resources cannot be recovered once removed.

Command Parsing

You can run remove -h or remove --help to view the documentation.

This command includes four subcommands:

• function: Delete a specified function.
• trigger: Delete a specified trigger.
• version: Delete a specified version.
• alias: Delete a specified alias.

Example

Function [myFunction] deleted successfully.

remove function

remove function is used to delete a specified function. This will also delete all versions, aliases, and triggers of the function.

You can run remove function -h or remove function --help to view the documentation.

Example

• If you have a resource description file (YAML), run s remove function to delete a specified function.
• If you use CLI (without a YAML resource description file), specify the name and region of the service. For example, s cli fgs remove function --region cn-north-4 --function-name fgs-test.
  

  When using CLI, if the key is not default, add the access parameter. For example, s cli fgs remove function --region cn-north-4 --function-name fgs-test --access xxxx.

  Execution result of the preceding command:

  Function [fg-test] deleted.

remove trigger

remove trigger is used to delete a specified trigger.

You can run remove trigger -h or remove trigger --help to view the documentation.

This command also supports some global parameters, such as -a/--access and --debug. For details, see Global Parameters of Serverless Devs.

Example

• If you have a resource description file (YAML), run s remove trigger to delete a trigger declared in the file.
• If you use CLI (without a YAML resource description file), specify the name and region of the service. For example, s cli fgs remove trigger --region cn-north-4 --function-name fgs-test --trigger-type APIG --trigger-name fgs-test-trigger.

Trigger [fgs-test-trigger] deleted.

remove version

remove version is used to delete a specified version.

You can run remove version -h or remove version --help to view the documentation.

This command also supports some global parameters, such as -a/--access and --debug. For details, see Global Parameters of Serverless Devs.

Example

• If you have a resource description file (YAML), run s remove version --version-name versionName to delete a specified versionName.
• If you use CLI (without a YAML resource description file), specify the region and name of the service. For example, s cli fgs remove version --region cn-north-4 --function-name fgs-test --version-name v1.

Version [v1] deleted.

remove alias

remove alias is used to delete a specified alias.

You can run remove alias -h or remove alias --help to view the documentation.

This command also supports some global parameters, such as -a/--access and --debug. For details, see Global Parameters of Serverless Devs.

Example

• If you have a resource description file (YAML), run s remove alias --alias-name aliasName to delete a specified alias.
• If you use CLI (without a YAML resource description file), specify the region and name of the service. For example, s cli fgs remove alias --region cn-north-4 --function-name fgs-test --alias-name pre.

Alias [pre] deleted.