Clean Up Resources
Clean Up Resources
Note: In the next section, we will explore Elastic Container Services and implement a CI/CD Pipeline, so we can skip some parts in the resource cleanup.
Clean Up Elastic Container Registry
On the AWS Console interface:
- Search for and select Elastic Container Registry.
You will see the two repositories we created earlier:
- Select fcjresbar-be.
- Click Delete.
- Confirm the Delete action.
Similarly, perform the same for the other repository:
- Select fcjresbar-fe.
- Click Delete.
- Confirm the Delete action.
Clean Up EC2
- Search for and select EC2.
- Select the EC2 instance we created, FCJ-Lab-my-server.
Delete Security Group
- Search for and select VPC.
In the left panel:
- Select Security Groups.
- Choose FCJ-Lab-sg-private.
- Click Action.
- Select Delete security groups.
Similarly:
- Select Security Groups.
- Choose FCJ-Lab-sg-public.
- Click Action.
- Select Delete security groups.
Delete Role
- Search for and select IAM.
In the left panel:
- Select Roles.
- Search for customRWECRRole.
- Select the created role.
- Click Delete.
- Enter
customRWECRRole. - Click Delete.
Clean Up VPC
- Search for and select VPC.
- Select VPC-Lab-vpc.
- Click Action.
- Select Delete VPC.
Clean Up RDS
On the AWS Console interface:
- Search for and select RDS.
- Select Databases.
- Choose the RDS instance we created.
- Click Action.
- Select Delete.
- Check I acknowledge that upon instance deletion, automated backups, including system snapshots and point-in-time recovery, will no longer be available.
- Enter
delete me. - Click Delete.
