Resource Cleanup

6. Resource Cleanup

Congratulations on completing the workshop! Now, let’s proceed with cleaning up resources to avoid unnecessary costs.

The cleanup process will follow this order: Delete Table > Delete Namespace > Delete S3 Table Bucket > Delete EC2 Instance > Delete Security Group > Delete VPC > Delete IAM Role.

Start by SSHing into your EC2 instance.

1. Delete Table

   Replace <arn:aws:s3tables:us-east-1:123456789012:bucket/jbarr-table-bucket-2> with your bucket’s ARN.

aws s3tables delete-table \
--table-bucket-arn <arn:aws:s3tables:us-east-1:123456789012:bucket/jbarr-table-bucket-2> \
--namespace mydata --name table1

2. Delete Namespace

aws s3tables delete-namespace \
--table-bucket-arn <arn:aws:s3tables:us-east-1:123456789012:bucket/jbarr-table-bucket-2> \
--namespace mydata

3. Delete S3 Table Buckets

aws s3tables delete-table-bucket \
--table-bucket-arn <arn:aws:s3tables:us-east-1:123456789012:bucket/jbarr-table-bucket-2>

4. Delete EC2 Instance

   Go to the EC2 Dashboard, select your EC2 instance, and use the “Terminate” action to delete the instance.

5. Delete Security Group

   Go to the VPC Dashboard, select “Security Groups” in the left navigation pane, select the demo-s3-tables-sg security group, click on the dropdown actions, and select “Delete Security Group.”

6. Delete VPC

   Go to the VPC Dashboard, select “Your VPCs,” choose the demo-s3-table-vpc, click on the dropdown actions, select “Delete VPC,” type delete to confirm, and proceed with the deletion.

7. Delete IAM Role

   Go to the IAM Service Dashboard, select “Roles” in the left navigation pane, search for ec2-s3-tables-role, and select “Delete.”

Congratulations again! If you encounter any issues or need assistance troubleshooting, feel free to reach out to me via LinkedIn or email me at nghialm2603@gmail.com.