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CDC Destination: Syslog → Delete
AI-generatedSummary
Deletes a Cloud Data Connector (CDC) syslog destination in Infoblox Portal by its resource ID, via a DELETE request to /api/cdc-flow/v1/destinations/syslog/{id}.
Inputs
- Resource ID (required) — ID of the CDC syslog destination to delete. It is URL-encoded and appended to the syslog destinations endpoint.
- Query Parameters — Optional name/value pairs added to the request query string. Entries with an empty name are ignored.
Output shape
One output item per input item, containing the JSON body the API returns for the DELETE call.
If the API returns an empty body, the item may be empty. Non-object responses are wrapped as {result: value}. With Continue On Fail enabled, a failed item yields {error: message} instead of stopping the workflow. Uses the Infoblox CSP API credential.
Examples
Example 1: Remove a syslog destination that is no longer needed, using the ID from a previous Get Many step.
Resource: CDC Destination: Syslog; Operation: Delete; Resource ID: ={{$json.id}}