Zeabur Service Delete

Always use npx zeabur@latest to invoke Zeabur CLI. Never use zeabur directly or any other installation method. If npx is not available, install Node.js first.

Deleting a service removes its deployments, domains, and data. This is irreversible — always confirm with the user before proceeding.

Safety First

Before deleting:

1. List services so the user can verify the target
2. Show the service name and ID and ask for explicit confirmation
3. Only then run the delete command

Delete by ID

npx zeabur@latest service delete -i=false --id <service-id> -y

Delete by Name

npx zeabur@latest service delete -i=false -n "<service-name>" -y

Name lookup can be unreliable — prefer --id when possible.

Flags

Flag	Description
--id	Service ID to delete
-n, --name	Service name to delete
--env-id	Environment ID (if service has multiple environments)
-y, --yes	Skip confirmation prompt
-i=false	Non-interactive mode (always use this)

Workflow

# 1. List services to find the target
npx zeabur@latest service list --id <project-id> -i=false

# 2. Confirm with user: "Delete <service-name> (<service-id>)?"

# 3. Delete
npx zeabur@latest service delete -i=false --id <service-id> -y

See Also

• zeabur-service-list — list services to find the ID before deleting
• zeabur-project-delete — delete an entire project (includes all services)