it'd be nice to have a clean way to delete clusters on GKE which removes all the underlying resources and doesn't leave load balancers / firewalls around etc
Would it make sense to use google-cloud-go DeleteCluster(https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/google-cloud-go/blob/master/container/container.go#L239) for this? If so, we may be able to do that for other GKE operations as well.
sounds good to me!
@jstrachan @gtseres it looks like that package you suggested is deprecated. How about this DeleteCluster instead?
@pinterb sounds great thank you!
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@jstrachan @gtseres it looks like that package you suggested is deprecated. How about this DeleteCluster instead?