Deletes a Linode.
Deleting a Linode is a destructive action and can't be undone.
Consider these points before deleting a Linode:
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Any IP addresses that were assigned to the Linode are given up.
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All disks, backups, configuration profiles, and interfaces assigned to the Linode are also are deleted.
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Any Block Storage volumes assigned to the Linode are detached.
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Billing for the Linode and its associated services stops. You're billed for time used within the billing period the Linode was active.
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You can't delete a Linode that's currently being cloned or restored from a backup.
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You can't delete a Linode that has a
cannot_deleteorcannot_delete_with_subresourcesresource lock set for it.
Permissions and scopes
To call this operation, you need permissions, based on the model you're using:
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Identity and access permissions. Your user needs a role with these permissions. Learn more.
- Permissions:
delete_linode
- Permissions:
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OAuth scopes. Your user needs these scopes assigned. Learn more.
- Scopes:
linodes:read_write
- Scopes:
CLI
linode-cli linodes delete 123