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Use the `astra streaming delete` command to delete a tenant:
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== List regions
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Use `astra streaming list-regions` to list the cloud provider regions that currently support {astra_stream}:
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Use the `astra streaming list-regions` command to list the cloud provider regions that currently support {astra_stream}:
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The {product} provides built-in Pulsar shell support by downloading, installing, configuring, and wapping the `pulsar-shell` utility.
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Use `astra streaming pulsar-shell` to start the Pulsar shell in interactive mode:
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Use the `astra streaming pulsar-shell` command to start the Pulsar shell in interactive mode:
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The {product} can automatically generate a set of relevant variables for an {astra_stream} tenant that you can use in your applications.
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Use `astra streaming create-dotenv` to generate a `.env` file containing relevant environment variables for a specific {astra_stream} tenant:
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Use the `astra streaming create-dotenv` command to generate a `.env` file containing relevant environment variables for a specific {astra_stream} tenant:
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