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What is tfy delete?

tfy delete is a CLI command that lets you delete existing resources, such as applications and workspaces, by pointing to the same manifest file you used to create them with tfy apply. Instead of navigating the UI or remembering resource identifiers, you can simply pass the manifest and tfy delete will identify and remove the corresponding resource from the platform.
Note: If you haven’t set up the CLI yet, see the CLI setup guide.

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Basic Usage

To delete a resource described in a manifest file: 
tfy delete -f <your-manifest-file>.yaml
You can also pass multiple files at once: 
tfy delete -f manifest1.yaml -f manifest2.yaml

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Deleting an Application

If you previously deployed an application using a manifest like the one below: 
name: my-fastapi-app
type: application
image:
  type: image
  image_uri: my-registry/my-fastapi-app:latest
  command: uvicorn app:app --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8000
ports:
  - port: 8000
    protocol: TCP
replicas: 1
You can delete it by running: 
tfy delete -f application-manifest.yaml

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Deleting a Workspace

Similarly, if you have a workspace manifest: 
name: my-dev-workspace
type: workspace
cluster: my-cluster
Delete it with: 
tfy delete -f workspace-manifest.yaml

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Deleting Other Resources

tfy delete works with any resource type that supports manifest-based management. For example, a provider account manifest used with tfy apply: 
name: openai-account-cli
type: provider-account/openai
auth_data:
  api_key: tfy-secret://truefoundry:openai-group:API_KEY
  type: api-key
Can be deleted with: 
tfy delete -f provider-account-manifest.yaml