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Last updated 3 years ago

While custom delete tags can be configured upon request, currently we are offering cleanup functionality as part of our service. Delete tag in Hibernate service will provide researchers a convenient way to submit a request to the storage team to delete large folders efficiently.

Step 1: Navigate into the directory you wish to delete

Step 2: Right-click on the particular directory and select Tags > Action Tags > A Hibernate: Delete

Step 3: Once you select that, the A Hibernate: Delete tag should appear on the directory

Hibernate:Delete tag will only work on Folders and NOT on individual files. We also recommend tagging a folder with >100K objects.

Step 4: Repeat the procedure to tag all relevant folders and files.

Step 5: Once tagging is complete, please complete the Hibernate Service Request form and select the appropriate action tag. This will automatically submit a ticket to the storage team to start the appropriate process.

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