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The usage would be: shade_janitor --cloud my_cloud --resource [network, router, subnet, instance,etc]
if for example user specified --resource network, it will delete all networks in a specific project.
This is useful in case you reached the quota limit for specific type of resources or you want to make sure no resource of type X exist in your tenant.
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how would this work? since most of the resource cleanups are dependent on their parent being cleaned up first.
using current features you could run
shade_janitor/janitor.py --dryrun > cmds.txt
grep 'network' cmds.txt
and run those cleanup commands it would get any of the resources cleaned up that don't have other dependencies.
The usage would be: shade_janitor --cloud my_cloud --resource [network, router, subnet, instance,etc]
if for example user specified --resource network, it will delete all networks in a specific project.
This is useful in case you reached the quota limit for specific type of resources or you want to make sure no resource of type X exist in your tenant.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: