To delete a build configuration named "name" in OpenShift, which command is used?

To delete a build configuration named "name" in OpenShift, which command is used?

• A. oc delete build/name
• B. oc delete bc/name
• C. oc remove bc/name
• D. oc cancel-build name

Answer: (B)

Build configurations are represented in OpenShift by the BuildConfig resource. To remove one, you delete that resource in the current project. The OpenShift CLI provides a shorthand alias for BuildConfig as bc, so the command to delete a BuildConfig named "name" is oc delete bc/name. This directly targets the BuildConfig resource and removes it from the namespace. The other options don’t fit: deleting a build (oc delete build/name) would target a Build resource, not the BuildConfig. There’s no oc remove command for this purpose, and oc cancel-build would only stop an in-progress build, not delete the BuildConfig itself.

Build configurations are represented in OpenShift by the BuildConfig resource. To remove one, you delete that resource in the current project. The OpenShift CLI provides a shorthand alias for BuildConfig as bc, so the command to delete a BuildConfig named "name" is oc delete bc/name. This directly targets the BuildConfig resource and removes it from the namespace.

The other options don’t fit: deleting a build (oc delete build/name) would target a Build resource, not the BuildConfig. There’s no oc remove command for this purpose, and oc cancel-build would only stop an in-progress build, not delete the BuildConfig itself.