Deleting Edge Pipelines

You can delete your Edge Pipeline if you do not need it anymore. Deleting a Pipeline helps you to control and reduce your Events usage. Once a Pipeline is deleted, it cannot be restored and is also not visible on the user interface in the Pipelines List View.

Following are some of the scenarios when you may want to delete your Edge Pipeline:

• Multiple Pipelines were created during the testing phase.

• Some Pipelines are inactive or redundant.

• Pipelines were created to sync sensitive data, and the sync was completed.

• Pipelines were incorrectly configured.

Deleting an Edge Pipeline

You can delete your Edge Pipeline that is in any status.

To do this:

1. In the Pipelines List View, click the Edge tab and then click the Pipeline that you want to delete.

   

2. In the Pipeline Summary bar, click the Kebab menu () icon and then click Delete Pipeline.

   

3. In the pop-up confirmation dialog, select a reason for Pipeline deletion, and then click Yes, Delete.

   

4. If you want to open the Pipelines List View immediately, click GO TO PIPELINE LIST; otherwise, you will be automatically directed there.

   

When you delete a Pipeline, Hevo performs the following actions:

• Cancel any active jobs.

  Note: Hevo does not perform this action for DISABLED or FAILED Pipelines.

• Delete the incremental sync schedule.

  Note: Hevo does not perform this action for DISABLED Pipelines.

• Drop or delete any resources from the Source system that Hevo used for replicating data.

  Note: For Pipelines created with any PostgreSQL Source variant using logical replication, Hevo does not automatically drop the replication slot. You must manually drop the slot to avoid WAL accumulation and storage consumption on your Source database. Read Managing Replication Slot when Disabling, Enabling, or Deleting a Pipeline for more information.

• Delete the Pipeline.

Note: If any of the tasks fail, the Pipeline moves to the FAILED state, except when deleting a failed Pipeline.

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