Delete

A model deployment can be deleted using a ModelDeployer or ModelDeployment objects.

When a model deployment is deleted, it deletes the load balancer instances associated with it. However, it doesn’t delete other resources like log group, log, or model.

ModelDeployer

The ModelDeployer instance has a .delete() method for deleting a model deployment when give its OCID.

from ads.model.deployment import ModelDeployer

deployer = ModelDeployer()
deployer.delete(model_deployment_id=deployment_id)

ModelDeployment

If you have a ModelDeployment object, you can use the .delete() method to delete the model that is associated with that object. The optional wait_for_completion parameter accepts a Boolean and determines if the process is blocking or not.

In the following code snippets, the variable deployment is a ModelDeployment object. This object can be obtained from a call to .deploy() or .get_model_deployment().

deployment = deployment.delete(wait_for_completion=True)