Deleting a folder
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Updated at October 30, 2026
You can delete a Iceberg REST Catalog catalog from the project namespace.
Warning
Along with the catalog, this will delete its Iceberg namespaces, tables, and views, as well as the data bucket. If the catalog is connected to Trino, queries to its data will cease to be executed.
If deletion protection (spec.deletionProtection: true) is on, first change the catalog settings: set spec.deletionProtection: false and apply the changes.
Using the CLI
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Find the catalog in the list:
kubectl get stacklandrestcatalog -n <namespace> -
Delete the catalog resource:
kubectl delete stacklandrestcatalog <catalog_name> -n <namespace>
Using the management console
- Open the project and select the catalog’s namespace.
- In the left-hand menu, select REST Catalog → Catalogs.
- Open the catalog and click Delete.
- Enter the catalog name in the confirmation window and confirm the deletion.
Deletion may take some time. While the catalog and its data are being deleted, the catalog remains in the list in the deleting state. Wait for it to disappear from the list.