# atmos kubernetes delete

Remove the Kubernetes objects managed by a stack-configured component. Atmos
renders the same manifests used for deployment, resolves each object, and
deletes it from the target cluster by name and namespace.

**Configure Kubernetes Components**

Keep the desired objects in stack configuration, then use `delete` when a
component should be removed from an environment.

Stack Configuration

[Read more](/stacks/components/kubernetes)

## Usage

```shell
atmos kubernetes delete <component> --stack <stack>
atmos kubernetes delete --all --stack <stack>
```

`delete` renders the final manifests, resolves each object from GVK to GVR using
discovery and a RESTMapper, and deletes each object by name and namespace
through the Kubernetes dynamic client.

The command does not require the `kubectl` binary.

## Example

```shell
atmos kubernetes delete argocd -s plat-ue2-dev
```

Example output:

```text
deleted apps/v1/Deployment argocd/argocd-server
not-found v1/Service argocd/argocd-server
```

Delete components filtered by tags or labels (composes with `--all`/`--affected` to narrow the selected set further):

```shell
atmos kubernetes delete --all --tags production,tier-1
atmos kubernetes delete --affected --labels cost-center=platform
```

## Flags

- **`--stack`, `-s` (required)**
  Atmos stack.
- **`--all` (optional)**
  Delete all Kubernetes components in dependency order.
- **`--affected` (optional)**
  Delete affected Kubernetes components and their dependencies.
- **`--include-dependents` (optional)**
  With 
  `--affected`
  , include dependent Kubernetes components.
- **`--tags` (optional)**

  Filter by tags (comma-separated, matches any): `--tags=production,tier-1`. Composes with `--all`/`--affected` to narrow the selected set further; cannot be combined with a single component argument.
- **`--labels` (optional)**

  Filter by labels (comma-separated `key=value` pairs, matches all): `--labels=cost-center=platform,compliance=sox`. Composes with `--all`/`--affected`/`--tags`; cannot be combined with a single component argument.