apigateway:DELETE
Literal appearances in AWS managed IAM policies. Statements that use wildcards (for example s3:*) are not counted here. This is not an IAM authorization simulation.
Policies (any)
6
Allow (Action)
6
Deny (Action)
0
NotAction
0
Index generated 4/7/2026, 1:17:11 PM. 561 policies include at least one wildcard action string (any service).
Action reference
SAR-style (unofficial)Service: Amazon API Gateway Management
Access level
WriteDescription
Grants permission to delete a particular resource
Resource types (first 30)
- AccessLogSettings
- Api
- ApiMapping
- Authorizer
- AuthorizersCache
- Cors
- Deployment
- Integration
- IntegrationResponse
- Model
- Route
- RouteRequestParameter
- RouteResponse
- RouteSettings
- Stage
- VpcLink
- ApiKey
- BasePathMapping
- ClientCertificate
- DocumentationPart
- DocumentationVersion
- DomainName
- DomainNameAccessAssociation
- GatewayResponse
- Method
- MethodResponse
- PrivateBasePathMapping
- PrivateDomainName
- RequestValidator
- Resource
Allow (Action)
- AWSMigrationHubRefactorSpaces-EnvironmentsWithoutBridgesFullAccess
- AWSMigrationHubRefactorSpacesFullAccess
- AWSMigrationHubRefactorSpacesServiceRolePolicy
- AdministratorAccess-Amplify
- AmazonSageMakerAdmin-ServiceCatalogProductsServiceRolePolicy
- AmazonSageMakerPartnerServiceCatalogProductsCloudFormationServiceRolePolicy
Deny (Action)
None
NotAction
None
Thanks to Ian McKay for iam-dataset (MIT), structured data derived from the AWS Service Authorization Reference. Not maintained by AWS and not guaranteed current. IAMTrail's managed policy archive is separate.
Definitions bundle generated 4/7/2026, 1:17:11 PM