Delete someone’s account
WRT handles these requests - forward any such requests to them via email.
The WCA has processes for anonymizing Results data – i.e. “soft deleting” a WCA ID. We do not however comply with any requests to delete accounts in the stricter sense, i.e. username/password combinations for people to log in with
Remove an avatar
- Delete the avatar from the S3 bucket
- Bucket can be accessed with this link: https://s3.console.aws.amazon.com/s3/buckets/wca-avatar?region=us-west-2&prefix=uploads/user/avatar/&showversions=false
- Alternatively: Naviate to AWS Console -> S3 -> Buckets -> wca-avatar -> uploads -> user -> avatar
- Navigate to the user’s WCA ID
- Select all items you want to delete (delete the avatar in question and the thumbnail for it)
- Type the required text in the confirmation page
- Bucket can be accessed with this link: https://s3.console.aws.amazon.com/s3/buckets/wca-avatar?region=us-west-2&prefix=uploads/user/avatar/&showversions=false
- Invalidate the avatar from the avatars Cloudfront distribution
- Search “Cloudfront” in AWS
- Select the distribution with “avatars” in the “Alternate destination” and/or “Origins” columns
- Go to “Invalidations” -> “Create Invalidation”
- Create an invalidation with the URL where the avatar lives e.g /uploads/user/avatar/2019POLA01/1569217830.jpg
AWS Certificate Renewal
AWS will send an email with the title “Action Required - Your certificate renewal”, which specifies the domain that needs a certificate renewed - for example, http://statistics-api.worldcubeassociation.org/
- Go to Certificate Manager in AWS console
- “List certificates”
- Click on the certificate with the relevant name in the “Domain name” column
- Click “Create records in Route 53”
- Confirm with “Create records”