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Decommission App

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Recipe · 3 steps

Decommission App

with Azure Container Apps · IT Infrastructure Management

Delete a container app and verify it is removed from the resource group.

  1. Read the container app to capture its id before deleting it.
  2. Delete the container app. A 200 indicates synchronous deletion while a 202 indicates the delete was accepted for asynchronous processing.
  3. List the container apps in the resource group so the caller can confirm the deleted app is no longer present.
What you'll need to have ready
  • subscriptionId: The Azure subscription ID.
  • resourceGroupName: The name of the resource group.
  • containerAppName: The name of the container app to delete.
  • apiVersion: Client API version.
For your developer

Arazzo workflow azure-container-apps:decommission-app, 3 operations: ContainerApps_Get → ContainerApps_Delete → ContainerApps_ListByResourceGroup. Specs on APIs.io.

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