confluent iam acl delete

Description

Delete a Kafka ACL. This command only works with centralized ACLs.

confluent iam acl delete [flags]

Flags

--kafka-cluster string      REQUIRED: Kafka cluster ID for scope of ACL commands.
--principal string          REQUIRED: Principal for this operation with User: or Group: prefix.
--operation string          REQUIRED: Set ACL Operation to: (all, alter, alter-configs, cluster-action, create, delete, describe, describe-configs, idempotent-write, read, write).
--host string               REQUIRED: Set host for access. Only IP addresses are supported. (default "*")
--allow                     ACL permission to allow access.
--deny                      ACL permission to restrict access to resource.
--cluster-scope             Set the cluster resource. With this option the ACL grants
                            access to the provided operations on the Kafka cluster itself.
--consumer-group string     Set the Consumer Group resource.
--transactional-id string   Set the TransactionalID resource.
--topic string              Set the topic resource. With this option the ACL grants the provided
                            operations on the topics that start with that prefix, depending on whether
                            the --prefix option was also passed.
--prefix                    Set to match all resource names prefixed with this value.
--force                     Skip the deletion confirmation prompt.
--context string            CLI context name.

Global Flags

-h, --help            Show help for this command.
    --unsafe-trace    Equivalent to -vvvv, but also log HTTP requests and responses which may contain plaintext secrets.
-v, --verbose count   Increase verbosity (-v for warn, -vv for info, -vvv for debug, -vvvv for trace).

Examples

Delete an ACL that granted the specified user access to the “test” topic in the specified cluster.

confluent iam acl delete --kafka-cluster <kafka-cluster-id> --allow --principal User:Jane --topic test --operation write --host *

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