In Red Hat OpenStack Platform 9, a new command 'neutron purge' has been added that allows users to clean up networking resources associated with a given tenant. From the engineering bug: The addition of the 'neutron purge' command allows cloud admins to conveniently delete multiple neutron resources associated with a given tenant. The command will delete all supported resources provided that they can be deleted (not in use, etc) and feedback the amount of each resource deleted to the user. A completion percentage is also given to keep the user informed of progress. Currently supports deletion of: *Networks *Subnets (implicitly) *Routers *Ports (including router interfaces) *Floating IPs *Security Groups
While this change will be covered in the CLI guide, it may also be a good idea to add a procedure to the Networking Guide to call out this change and provide a conceptual introduction as to why this command is useful.
Check out the upstream network guide content: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/321012/1/doc/networking-guide/source/misc-neutron-purge.rst
Assigning to Martin for review.