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wasme undeploy istio

wasme undeploy istio

Remove an Envoy WASM Filter from the Istio Sidecar Proxies (Envoy).

Synopsis

wasme uses the Istio EnvoyFilter CR to pull and run wasm filters.

Use –namespace to target workload(s) in a the namespaces of Gateway CRs to update. Use –name to target a specific workload (deployment or daemonset) in the target namespace. If unspecified, all deployments in the namespace will be targeted.

wasme undeploy istio --id=<unique name> --namespace=<deployment namespace> [--name=<deployment name>] [flags]

Options

      --cache-timeout duration   the length of time to wait for the server-side filter cache to pull the filter image before giving up with an error. set to 0 to skip the check entirely (note, this may produce a known race condition). (default 1m0s)
      --config string            optional config that will be passed to the filter. accepts an inline string.
  -h, --help                     help for istio
      --ignore-version-check     set to disable abi version compatability check.
      --istio-namespace string   the namespace where the Istio control plane is installed (default "istio-system")
      --istiod-name string       deployment name of the istiod (default "istiod")
  -l, --labels stringToString    labels of the deployment or daemonset into which to inject the filter. if not set, will apply to all workloads in the target namespace (default [])
  -n, --namespace string         namespace of the workload(s) to inject the filter. (default "default")
      --patch-context string     patch context of the filter. possible values are any, inbound, outbound, gateway (default "inbound")
      --root-id string           optional root ID used to bind the filter at the Envoy level. this value is normally read from the filter image directly.
  -t, --workload-type string     type of workload into which the filter should be injected. possible values are daemonset, deployment, statefulset (default "deployment")

Options inherited from parent commands

      --dry-run     print output any configuration changes to stdout rather than applying them to the target file / kubernetes cluster
      --id string   unique id for naming the deployed filter. this is used for logging as well as removing the filter. when running wasme deploy istio, this name must be a valid Kubernetes resource name.
  -v, --verbose     verbose output

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