Sumanshu Arora

# `remove` Command Remove deployments. ## Functionality - Removes server deployments and associated resources - Prompts for confirmation unless forced - Can remove individual or multiple deployments - Cleans up containers, volumes, and networks ## Options & Arguments - `<target>`: Target deployment ID or name - `--all`: Remove all deployments - `--template NAME`: Remove deployments for specific template - `--force`: Force removal without confirmation ## Configuration - No configuration required ## Example ``` remove abc123def456 remove --all remove --template github remove my-deployment --force ``` ### Sample Output ``` 🗑️ Removing deployment: abc123def456 ⚠️ This will permanently delete the deployment. Continue? [y/N]: y ✅ Deployment removed successfully 🧹 Cleaned up associated resources ``` ## When and How to Run - Use to permanently delete deployments - Run after stopping deployments - Use for cleanup and resource management ## Related Commands - `stop` - Stop deployments first - `servers` - List deployments to remove - `cleanup` - Clean up additional resources - `status` - Check available resources