rpk acl delete
Delete ACLs.
Delete flags work in a similar multiplying effect as creating ACLs, but delete is more advanced: deletion works on a filter basis. Any unspecified flag defaults to matching everything (all operations, or all allowed principals, etc). To ensure that you do not accidentally delete more than you intend, this command prints everything that matches your input filters and prompts for a confirmation before the delete request is issued. Anything matching more than 10 ACLs doubly confirms.
Usage
rpk acl delete [flags]
Flags
| Value | Type | Description |
| --allow-host | strings | Allowed host ACLs to remove (repeatable). |
| --allow-principal | strings | Allowed principal ACLs to remove (repeatable). |
| --cluster | - | Whether to remove ACLs to the cluster. |
| --deny-host | strings | Denied host ACLs to remove (repeatable). |
| --deny-principal | strings | Denied principal ACLs to remove (repeatable). |
| -d, --dry | - | Dry run: validate what would be deleted. |
| --group | strings | Group to remove ACLs for (repeatable). |
| -h, --help | - | Help for delete. |
| --no-confirm | - | Disable confirmation prompt. |
| --operation | strings | Operation to remove (repeatable). |
| -f, --print-filters | - | Print the filters that were requested (failed filters are always printed). |
| --topic | strings | Topic to remove ACLs for (repeatable). |
| --transactional-id | strings | Transactional IDs to remove ACLs for (repeatable). |