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deck reset

The reset command deletes all entities in Kong’s database.string.

Use this command with extreme care as it’s equivalent to running kong migrations reset on your Kong instance.

By default, this command will ask for confirmation.

Syntax

deck reset [command-specific flags] [global flags]

Flags

--all-workspaces

reset configuration of all workspaces (Kong Enterprise only). (Default: false)

-f, --force

Skip interactive confirmation prompt before reset. (Default: false)

-h, --help

help for reset (Default: false)

--rbac-resources-only

reset only the RBAC resources (Kong Enterprise only). (Default: false)

--select-tag

only entities matching tags specified via this flag are deleted. When this setting has multiple tag values, entities must match every tag.

--skip-ca-certificates

do not reset CA certificates. (Default: false)

--skip-consumers

do not reset consumers or any plugins associated with consumers. (Default: false)

-w, --workspace

reset configuration of a specific workspace(Kong Enterprise only).

Global flags

--analytics

Share anonymized data to help improve decK. Use --analytics=false to disable this. (Default: true)

--ca-cert

Custom CA certificate (raw contents) to use to verify Kong’s Admin TLS certificate. This value can also be set using DECK_CA_CERT environment variable. This takes precedence over --ca-cert-file flag.

--ca-cert-file

Path to a custom CA certificate to use to verify Kong’s Admin TLS certificate. This value can also be set using DECK_CA_CERT_FILE environment variable.

--config

Config file (default is $HOME/.deck.yaml).

--headers

HTTP headers (key:value) to inject in all requests to Kong’s Admin API. This flag can be specified multiple times to inject multiple headers.

--kong-addr

HTTP address of Kong’s Admin API. This value can also be set using the environment variable DECK_KONG_ADDR environment variable. (Default: "http://localhost:8001")

--kong-cookie-jar-path

Absolute path to a cookie-jar file in the Netscape cookie format for auth with Admin Server. You may also need to pass in as header the User-Agent that was used to create the cookie-jar.

--konnect-addr

Address of the Konnect endpoint. (Default: "https://us.api.konghq.com")

--konnect-email

Email address associated with your Konnect account.

--konnect-password

Password associated with your Konnect account, this takes precedence over --konnect-password-file flag.

--konnect-password-file

File containing the password to your Konnect account.

--konnect-runtime-group-name

Konnect runtime group name.

--konnect-token

Personal access token associated with your Konnect account, this takes precedence over the --konnect-token-file flag.

--konnect-token-file

File containing the personal access token to your Konnect account.

--no-color

Disable colorized output (Default: false)

--skip-workspace-crud

Skip API calls related to Workspaces (Kong Enterprise only). (Default: false)

--timeout

Set a request timeout for the client to connect with Kong (in seconds). (Default: 10)

--tls-client-cert

PEM-encoded TLS client certificate to use for authentication with Kong’s Admin API. This value can also be set using DECK_TLS_CLIENT_CERT environment variable. Must be used in conjunction with tls-client-key

--tls-client-cert-file

Path to the file containing TLS client certificate to use for authentication with Kong’s Admin API. This value can also be set using DECK_TLS_CLIENT_CERT_FILE environment variable. Must be used in conjunction with tls-client-key-file

--tls-client-key

PEM-encoded private key for the corresponding client certificate . This value can also be set using DECK_TLS_CLIENT_KEY environment variable. Must be used in conjunction with tls-client-cert

--tls-client-key-file

Path to file containing the private key for the corresponding client certificate. This value can also be set using DECK_TLS_CLIENT_KEY_FILE environment variable. Must be used in conjunction with tls-client-cert-file

--tls-server-name

Name to use to verify the hostname in Kong’s Admin TLS certificate. This value can also be set using DECK_TLS_SERVER_NAME environment variable.

--tls-skip-verify

Disable verification of Kong’s Admin TLS certificate. This value can also be set using DECK_TLS_SKIP_VERIFY environment variable. (Default: false)

--verbose

Enable verbose logging levels Setting this value to 2 outputs all HTTP requests/responses between decK and Kong. (Default: 0)

See also

• deck - Administer your Kong clusters declaratively