mrg-iot exp teardown
Undeploy and delete an experiment: the inverse of exp setup.
Usage
mrg-iot exp teardown [NAME] [--project P] [--realization R] [--xdc X]
Arguments
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
NAME | Experiment name, positional. Default: your username. |
--name, -n | Experiment name, as a flag instead of NAME. |
--project, -p | Project name. Default: your only project; required when you belong to several. |
--realization, -r | Realization name. Default: realiot. |
--xdc, -x | XDC name. Default: <experiment>xdc. |
Details
Runs detach → delete XDC → delete materialization → delete realization → delete experiment. Like undeploy, it skips resources that are already gone, so re-running is safe.
Nothing is cleaned up for you
An interrupted or finished experiment keeps holding its hardware and counting against your quota until its duration expires. Run exp teardown when you are done, and download your data before you do: the share and any cmd async-run task handles go with it.
Examples
mrg-iot exp teardown myexp