Deleting a Site
Deleting a site is an irreversible operation. v0.4.0 Before deletion, Pulse displays a list of all affected objects and requires confirmation by entering the site's name.
What Happens Upon Deletion
When a site is deleted:
- All site agents are disconnected and deleted
- All scan tasks are deleted
- All devices (Workers) associated with this site are removed from the system
- All site metric history is deleted
- Activity Center data related to the site is deleted
It is impossible to restore a deleted site and its data. If you need to temporarily disable a site, use the pause function on all agents instead of deleting it.
How to Delete a Site
Pulse uses multi-step confirmation to protect against accidental deletion:
- Go to the Sites section
- Click ⋯ next to the desired site → Delete
- A confirmation dialog will open, displaying a list of everything that will be deleted:
- Number of agents
- Number of scan tasks
- Number of devices
- Enter the exact site name in the confirmation field
- Click and hold the countdown button until it completes
Only after completing all steps will the site be deleted.
Alternative to Deletion
If a site is temporarily not in use or undergoing maintenance, we recommend the following instead of deletion:
- Pause all agents — devices will go Offline, data will not be collected, but the configuration will be preserved
- Disable all Scan Tasks — scanning will stop, but agents will remain connected
Operation Throttling
Operation Throttling is a mechanism that controls the speed of sending group commands to devices. `v0.9.0` Instead of sending a command to all devices simultaneously, Pulse breaks the operation into packets and pauses between them.
Scheduled Automation
The Automation module allows you to configure an operation once and entrust its execution to the system — instead of performing routine actions (nightly restarts, scheduled Pool changes) manually at the right time.