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Deleting a folder.

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Updated at July 24, 2026
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If you have a Iceberg REST Catalog catalog in your project, you can delete it.

Warning

If the deletion protection is on (spec.deletionProtection: true), you cannot delete the catalog. First, deactivate the protection by setting spec.deletionProtection: false in the manifest and applying the changes (kubectl apply). Alternatively, deactivate it in the catalog settings in the management console. Then you can delete the catalog.

Warning

Catalog users (RestCatalogPrincipal) are not automatically deleted together with the catalog. Before deleting the catalog, delete all its users. For more information, see Deleting a catalog user.

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Management console
  1. Find the name of the catalog in the list of project catalogs: kubectl get RestCatalog -n <project name>.
  2. Delete the catalog resource: kubectl delete RestCatalog <catalog name> -n <project name>.
  1. If you have not opened a project yet, select one.
  2. In the left-hand menu, select Iceberg REST Catalog.
  3. In the Catalogs tab, select the catalog.
  4. Click Delete.
  5. Confirm the deletion.

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