gcloud alpha compute images deprecate

gcloud alpha compute images deprecate - manage deprecation status of Compute Engine images

gcloud alpha compute images deprecate IMAGE_NAME --state=STATE [--replacement=REPLACEMENT] [--delete-in=DELETE_IN     | --delete-on=DELETE_ON] [--deprecate-in=DEPRECATE_IN     | --deprecate-on=DEPRECATE_ON] [--obsolete-in=OBSOLETE_IN     | --obsolete-on=OBSOLETE_ON] [GCLOUD_WIDE_FLAG …]

gcloud alpha compute images deprecate IMAGE --state=DEPRECATED --obsolete-in=1d --delete-in=2d

To un-deprecate an image called 'IMAGE' and clear times for deprecated, obsoleted, and deleted, use:

gcloud alpha compute images deprecate IMAGE --state=ACTIVE

IMAGE_NAME

Name of the disk image to operate on.

--state=STATE

The deprecation state to set on the image. STATE must be one of:

ACTIVE

The image is currently supported.

DELETED

New uses result in an error. Setting this state will not automatically delete the image. You must still make a request to delete the image to remove it from the image list.

DEPRECATED

Operations which create a new DEPRECATED resource return successfully, but with a warning indicating that the image is deprecated and recommending its replacement.

OBSOLETE

New uses result in an error.

--replacement=REPLACEMENT

Specifies a Compute Engine image as a replacement for the image being phased out. Users of the deprecated image will be advised to switch to this replacement. For example, --replacement example-image or --replacement projects/google/global/images/example-image.

This flag value is purely informational and is not validated in any way.

At most one of these can be specified:

--delete-in=DELETE_IN

Specifies a time duration in which the image should be marked as DELETED.

Note: This is only informational and the image will not be deleted unless you manually delete it.

For example, specifying 30d sets the planned DELETED time to 30 days from the current system time, but does not delete the image. You must manually delete the image in 30 days. See $ gcloud topic datetimes for information on duration formats.

This flag is mutually exclusive with --delete-on.

--delete-on=DELETE_ON

Specifies a date when the image should be marked as DELETED.

Note: This is only informational and the image will not be deleted unless you manually delete it.

This flag is mutually exclusive with --delete-in.

The date and time specified must be valid RFC 3339 full-date or date-time. For times in UTC, this looks like YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ. For example: 2020-01-02T00:00:00Z for midnight on January 2, 2020 in UTC.

At most one of these can be specified:

--deprecate-in=DEPRECATE_IN

Specifies a time duration in which the image should be marked as DEPRECATED.

Note: This is only informational and the image will not be deprecated unless you manually deprecate it.

This flag is mutually exclusive with --deprecate-on.

For example, specifying 30d sets the planned DEPRECATED date to 30 days from the current system time, but does not deprecate the image. You must manually deprecate the image in 30 days. See $ gcloud topic datetimes for information on duration formats.

--deprecate-on=DEPRECATE_ON

Specifies a date when the image should be marked as DEPRECATED.

Note: This is only informational and the image will not be deprecated unless you manually deprecate it.

This flag is mutually exclusive with --deprecate-in.

The date and time specified must be valid RFC 3339 full-date or date-time. For times in UTC, this looks like YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ. For example: 2020-01-02T00:00:00Z for midnight on January 2, 2020 in UTC.

At most one of these can be specified:

--obsolete-in=OBSOLETE_IN

Specifies a time duration in which the image should be marked as OBSOLETE.

Note: This is only informational and the image will not be obsoleted unless you manually obsolete it.

This flag is mutually exclusive with --obsolete-on.

For example, specifying 30d sets the planned OBSOLETE time to 30 days from the current system time, but does not obsolete the image. You must manually obsolete the image in 30 days. See $ gcloud topic datetimes for information on duration formats.

--obsolete-on=OBSOLETE_ON

Specifies a date when the image should be marked as OBSOLETE.

Note: This is only informational and the image will not be obsoleted unless you manually obsolete it.

This flag is mutually exclusive with --obsolete-in.

The date and time specified must be valid RFC 3339 full-date or date-time. For times in UTC, this looks like YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ. For example: 2020-01-02T00:00:00Z for midnight on January 2, 2020 in UTC.

Run $ gcloud help for details.