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title = "Delete using CLI"
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description = "Deleting Kubeflow from GCP using the command line interface (CLI)"
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weight = 6
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This page shows you how to use the CLI to delete a Kubeflow deployment on
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Google Cloud Platform (GCP).
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Run the following commands to delete your deployment and reclaim all GCP
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resources:
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```
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cd ${KFAPP}
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# If you want to delete all the resources, including storage:
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kfctl delete all --delete_storage
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# If you want to preserve storage, which contains metadata and information
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# from Kubeflow Pipelines:
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kfctl delete all
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```
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The environment variable `${KFAPP}` must contain the _name_ of the directory
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that contains your Kubeflow configurations. This directory was created when you
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deployed Kubeflow.
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* The name of the directory is the same as the name of your Kubeflow deployment.
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If you deployed Kubeflow [using the UI](/docs/gke/deploy/deploy-ui/), the
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value of `${KFAPP}` is the value of the **Deployment name** field on the UI.
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* If you deployed Kubeflow [using the CLI](/docs/gke/deploy/deploy-cli/), use
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the same value as you used when you ran `kfctl init`.
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You should consider preserving storage if you may want to relaunch
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Kubeflow in the future and restore the data from your
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[pipelines](/docs/pipelines/pipelines-overview/). |