sam delete
This page provides reference information for the Amazon Serverless Application Model Command Line Interface (Amazon SAM CLI)
sam delete
command.
For an introduction to the Amazon SAM CLI, see What is the Amazon SAM CLI?.
The sam delete
command deletes an Amazon SAM application by deleting the Amazon CloudFormation stack, the artifacts that were packaged
and deployed to Amazon S3 and Amazon ECR, and the Amazon SAM template file.
This command also checks whether there is an Amazon ECR companion stack deployed, and if so prompts the user
about deleting that stack and Amazon ECR repositories. If --no-prompts
is specified,
then companion stacks and Amazon ECR repositories are deleted by default.
Usage
$
sam delete
<options>
Options
--config-env
TEXT
-
The environment name specifying the default parameter values in the configuration file to use. The default value is
default
. For more information about configuration files, see Amazon SAM CLI configuration file. --config-file
PATH
-
The path and file name of the configuration file containing default parameter values to use. The default value is
samconfig.toml
in the root of the project directory. For more information about configuration files, see Amazon SAM CLI configuration file. --debug
-
Turns on debug logging to print the debug message that the Amazon SAM CLI generates and to display timestamps.
--help
-
Shows this message and exits.
--no-prompts
-
Specify this option to have Amazon SAM operate in non-interactive mode. The stack name must be provided, either with the
--stack-name
option, or in the configurationtoml
file. --profile
TEXT
-
The specific profile from your credential file that gets Amazon credentials.
--region
TEXT
-
The Amazon Region to deploy to. For example, us-east-1.
--s3-bucket
-
The path of the Amazon S3 bucket you want to delete.
--s3-prefix
-
The prefix of the Amazon S3 bucket you want to delete.
--save-params
-
Save the parameters that you provide at the command line to the Amazon SAM configuration file.
--stack-name
TEXT
-
The name of the Amazon CloudFormation stack that you want to delete.