AZ-Destroy

az-destroy.bash deletes Azure resource groups that match a command-line-provided string across Azure Subscriptions. The Azure CLI was used because of it's simple --no-wait flag that parallelizes and runs the command in the background.

Getting Started

• Clone repository to your local system
• chmod u+x ./az-destroy.bash
• Create a .gitignore to prohibit secrets.bash from being commited
• Create a secrets file by cp ./secrets.bash.template ./secrets.bash and update with your Azure Tenant, Subscription and Service Prinicipal information

Prerequisites

• bash
• Azure CLI
• A Service Principal that has Subsciption Contributor access to all Subsciptions of interest
• an updated (and .gitignored) secrets.bash

Use

./az-destroy <resource group name fragment>

Example:

./az-destroy cloud1017
Looking for resource groups starting with cloud1017
RESOURCES TO DELETE:
=> <Subscription ID #1>
==>  cloud1017a
==>  mycloud1017a
==>  cloud1017c
=> <Subscription ID #2>
==>  cloud1017b
==>  thecloud1017b
IS THIS OKAY?  DO YOU WANT TO CONTINUE? (y/n)

Contributing

Feel free to fork, clone or, if you'd like to contribute back, just issue a PR.

Authors

Ray Crawford - Initial work - GitHub

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

Acknowledgments

• My awesome collegues at Cardinal Solutions Group