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Deleting links - AWS RTB Fabric

Deleting links

When you no longer need a link, you can delete it from either the requester or responder gateway. This action permanently removes the connection and stops all communication between the linked gateways.

Warning

Deleting a link is irreversible and will immediately stop all bid request processing between the connected gateways. Ensure that you no longer need the link before proceeding.

To delete a link
  1. Navigate to RTB Fabric console and choose either Requester Gateways or Responder Gateways depending on which resource owns the link you want to delete.

  2. Access the link details using one of these methods:

    • On the gateways page, select the radio button next to the desired gateway. In the Links associated with this gateway section at the bottom of the page, choose the Link ID you want to delete.

    • Choose the gateway ID to open the gateway details page. Choose the Associated links tab and choose the Link ID you want to delete.

  3. On the link details page, review the link information including:

    • Link ID – Unique identifier for the link.

    • Link status – Current status (Requested, Active, etc.).

    • gateway ID – Source gateway.

    • Peer gateway ID – Target gateway.

    • Link created on and Link updated on – Timestamps.

  4. Choose Delete link from the action buttons at the top of the page.

  5. In the confirmation dialog, verify that you want to delete the selected link.

  6. Choose Delete to confirm the deletion.

The link is immediately removed from both gateways and will no longer facilitate communication between them. Any ongoing bid requests using this link will be terminated.

Use the following command to delete a link between gateways using the AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI).

Delete a link from a gateway

$ aws rtbfabric delete-link \ --gateway-id "rtb-gw-source123" \ --link-id "link-sedf903ujiose" \ --endpoint-url https://rtbfabric.us-east-1.amazonaws.com \ --region us-east-1