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az containerapp env identity remove

Remove a managed identity from a managed environment. Azure CLI extensions reference

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Remove system identity.

az containerapp env identity remove -n my-env -g MyResourceGroup --system-assignedIdentify
-nName of the Container Apps environment.
-gName of resource group.
--system-assignedBoolean indicating whether to assign system-assigned identity.

Remove user identity.

az containerapp env identity remove -n my-env -g MyResourceGroup --user-assigned myUserIdentityNameIdentify
-nName of the Container Apps environment.
-gName of resource group.
--user-assignedSpace-separated user identities.

Remove system and user identity (from a different resource group than the containerapp).

az containerapp env identity remove -n my-env -g MyResourceGroup --system-assigned --user-assigned myUserIdentityResourceIdIdentify
-nName of the Container Apps environment.
-gName of resource group.
--system-assignedBoolean indicating whether to assign system-assigned identity.
--user-assignedSpace-separated user identities.

Remove all user identities.

az containerapp env identity remove -n my-env -g MyResourceGroup --user-assignedIdentify
-nName of the Container Apps environment.
-gName of resource group.
--user-assignedSpace-separated user identities.

Remove system identity and all user identities.

az containerapp env identity remove -n my-env -g MyResourceGroup --system-assigned --user-assignedIdentify
-nName of the Container Apps environment.
-gName of resource group.
--system-assignedBoolean indicating whether to assign system-assigned identity.
--user-assignedSpace-separated user identities.

Options

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--user-assignedSpace-separated user identities.