vers kill deletes one or more VMs. It’s an alias for vers delete — both names work identically, and nothing changes depending on which you use.
This operation is irreversible. Deleted VMs lose all state: filesystem contents, memory, running processes.
Synopsis
Options
Examples
HEAD cleanup
When you delete the VM that HEAD points to, HEAD is cleared automatically:
Errors
VM with children
Mixed results across multiple targets
For multiple VMs, the command reports each outcome and exits non-zero if any failed:
Prerequisites
- VMs must be owned by your organization.
- Recursive deletion requires ownership of every child in the tree.
Common Patterns
Nuke everything
Clean up paused VMs only
Clean slate + fresh start
Destroy an experiment without touching its parent
See also