Delete All Apps and Services in Specific Space

The easiest thing would be to cf delete-space, wait for that to finish, then cf create-space to remake your space. The cf delete-space is recursive so it would delete everything in that space.

The only challenge might be if you have lots of people invited to your space, this would delete the space so their access would be removed and you'd need to add that back after you recreate the space.

Aside from that, you're going to need to script it.

I would try this order:

• grab all the apps in the space
• for each app
  • delete the app (this should also delete service bindings)
• grab all of the service instances in the space
  • if you use service keys, for each service
    • check for service keys, if present delete them
  • for each service instance, delete the instance
• run cf delete-orphaned-routes, that should clean up all the routes left behind

alternatively, you could use cf delete -r when you delete the app and it will delete the routes associated as well.

As far as how you get "all the apps" or "all the services", you could do something like cf apps | tail +5 | awk '{print $1}' or cf services | tail +4 | awk '{print $1}', or you could use cf curl and the API. The API will be a little trickier though because you have to deal with paging (or maybe not, if you don't have that many apps/services).