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viewing-catalog.md viewing-entity-relationships.md filter-catalog.md register-a-component.md unregister-delete-component.md Signed-off-by: milliehartnt123 <108491788+milliehartnt123@users.noreply.github.com>
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4. Select `ANALYZE`.
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5. If the changes from `ANALYZE` are correct, select `IMPORT`.
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If your entity was successfully imported, the details will be displayed.
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6. Select `Home` to view your new entity in the Software Catalog.
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[Implicit deletion](../features/software-catalog/life-of-an-entity.md#implicit-deletion) occurs when an entity provider issues a deletion of an entity. That entity, as well as the entire tree of entities processed out of it are considered for immediate deletion.
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However, you are also able to manually unregister an entity from the Catalog or perform a direct, [explicit deletion](../features/software-catalog/life-of-an-entity.md#explicit-deletion) of individual entities.
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However, you are also able to manually unregister an entity from the Catalog or perform a direct, [explicit deletion](../features/software-catalog/life-of-an-entity.md#explicit-deletion) of individual entities.
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## Unregistering an entity
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To delete an entity:
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1. Delete the following entity definition files for the entity in the repository:
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- catalog-info.yaml
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- index.js
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- package.json
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There are four main entities that you should become familiar with:
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- `Components` - Individual pieces of software that can be tracked in source control and can implement APIs for other components to consume.
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- `Resources` - The physical or virtual infrastructure needed to operate a component.
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- `Systems` - A collection of resources and components that cooperate to perform a function by exposing one or several public APIs. It hides the resources and private APIs between the components from the consumer.
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- `Domains` - A collection of systems that share terminology, domain models, metrics, KPIs, business purpose, or documentation.
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- `Components` - Individual pieces of software that can be tracked in source control and can implement APIs for other components to consume.
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- `Resources` - The physical or virtual infrastructure needed to operate a component.
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- `Systems` - A collection of resources and components that cooperate to perform a function by exposing one or several public APIs. It hides the resources and private APIs between the components from the consumer.
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- `Domains` - A collection of systems that share terminology, domain models, metrics, KPIs, business purpose, or documentation.
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The [Technical Overview](../overview/technical-overview.md#software-catalog-system-model) provides a description of all of the types of entities displayed in the Catalog.
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## Catalog Actions
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For each entity, there are a set of actions that are available.
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For each entity, there are a set of actions that are available.
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