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Web Container → Delete Web Container
AI-generatedOverview
This node operation deletes a specified Web Container in the Commanders Act platform. It is useful for managing and cleaning up web containers that are no longer needed or relevant. For example, if a web container is obsolete or incorrectly configured, this operation can remove it from the system.
Use Case Examples
- Deleting a web container by providing its Container ID to remove it from the Commanders Act platform.
- Automating cleanup of unused web containers in a workflow.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Container ID | The unique identifier of the web container to be deleted. |
| Query Parameters | Optional query parameters to customize the delete request, such as filters or pagination. |
Output
JSON
Status Code- HTTP status code or message indicating the result of the delete operationjson- Response JSON object from the API if available
Dependencies
- Commanders Act API with API token credentials
Troubleshooting
- Ensure the Container ID is provided; otherwise, the node throws an error indicating the missing Container ID.
- Verify that the API credentials (siteId and tokenAPI) are correctly set and valid to avoid authentication errors.
- Check the API endpoint URL and query parameters for correctness to prevent request failures.
- Common error messages include missing required parameters (e.g., Container ID) and API authentication failures, which can be resolved by providing the necessary inputs and valid credentials.