Are you calling the CCLib API from a Runtime action or Firefly app? Otherwise I'm not sure how to help here, because we don't manage the CCLib API. You may try the Creative Cloud Forum or Adobe Enterprise Support.

Hi @ginux123 - the OAuth playground you are using is hosted on IO Runtime, but it was written by a user "io-solutions". Not sure where you got it from, but you could contact the team / person giving the reference as well as verify Creative Cloud Libs access with your IMS org's admin.

Great. I'm glad it worked!

It says that you are trying to delete a non-existing file.What's the string that you put here: await files.delete('publicxyz/publicfile.txt') ?

Hi @Naveen_Srinivas - which URL are you referring to? presigned URL (containing token to a private file) or direct URL to the public file?Was the file not deleted at all or was it a latency after the deletion until the URL returned a 404?

Hi @Naveen_Srinivas - as this is a question about Project Firefly, can you post it in https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/project-firefly/ct-p/project-firefly?

We also support aio-lib-state for key-value store. However that is not a good place for JSON data.If you are writing / reading data asynchronously, you should store them in separate files. I'm not sure how complex your data retrieval will be, but the OOTB Files / State SDK in Firefly are only for si...

Is the projected traffic 25 calls / sec constant or only at peak time? You should consider the impact on cost of this approach, because it potentially result in lots of invocations.If that's only for a short period of peak time, please work with @KanikaGera about your use case, current Runtime licen...

That could be because your web action was invoked successfully, which by default does not save any record. More details here: https://www.adobe.io/apis/experienceplatform/runtime/docs.html#!adobedocs/adobeio-runtime/master/guides/logging_monitoring.md.

What @Naveen_Srinivas mentioned is our recommendation as well.Writing your Runtime actions in the Project Firefly structure will help to build and deploy your code automatically, without much effort for adding custom modules.You only need to add the required modules in package.json, and run npm inst...