A facilities inventory poller GETs a Cisco resource and receives HTTP 410 Gone. What should the consumer do with that identifier?
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Short Explanation
A demolished building keeps the same street number on an old map, but driving there again will not rebuild it. HTTP 410 means the resource is gone for good—remove that ID from the poll and retry loops.
Full Explanation
HTTP 410 Gone communicates permanent removal of the target resource. Consumers must drop that identifier from subsequent GET, pagination, and retry work. Treating 410 like a blip 404 or like 503 keeps dead work in the queue and wastes API quota.