Clean Up Resources

1. Delete CloudFront Distribution

  • Go to CloudFront
  • Select the distribution to delete
  • Click Disable
  • Once Disabled successfully, click Delete to remove it delete-distribution.png delete-distribution.png

2. Delete DocumentDB Cluster

  • Go to Amazon DocumentDB, section Clusters

  • Select the Cluster to delete

  • Click the Action dropdown, then select Delete

  • A confirmation dialog will appear

    Note: Your Amazon DocumentDB cluster has deletion protection enabled, preventing direct deletion. To delete it, go to Modify, disable Deletion Protection, and then try deleting it again.

  • Select close delete-cluster.png

  • Select docdb-blog-workshopv1, then select Modify delete-cluster.png

  • Then Disable Deletion protection, select continue
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  • Select Apply during, select Modify cluster delete-cluster.png

  • Repeat the first steps, Select the Cluster to delete, Click the Action dropdown, then select Delete,

  • A confirmation dialog will appear

  • Name the Snapshot: blog-workshopv1 and type delete entire cluster confirmation_dialog.png

  • After successfully deleting the Cluster, go to Snapshots to delete the snapshot

  • Select the Snapshot to delete

  • Click the Action dropdown, then select Delete delete-snapshot.png

3. Delete EC2 Resources

  • Go to EC2 Instances
  • Select the Instance, click the Instance state dropdown, and choose Terminate. delete-ec2.png

4. Delete VPC Resources

  • Go to Your VPCs
  • Select the Instance, then click Actions and choose Delete VPC. delete-vpc.png

5. Clean up IAM Resources

  • Access Root user.

  • Go to IAM Service

  • Under Policies, select the Policy and choose Delete

    delete-policy.png

  • Under User groups, select the Groups and click Delete delete-groups.png

  • Under Users, select the user and click Delete.

    delete-users.png

5. Delete S3

  • Access the interface of S3

  • Select General purpose buckets

  • Select the Bucket name you created

  • Select Delete Clean S3.png

  • In the Delete bucket interface

    • Select Empty bucket Clean S3.png

  • In the Empty bucket interface

    • Type permanently delete in confirm
    • Select Empty Clean S3.png

  • After Empty is successful

    • Select Bucket
    • Re-select the Bucket name that you want to delete
    • Select Delete Clean S3.png

  • In the Delete bucket interface

    • Copy the Bucket name that you created
    • Paste in confirm
    • Select Delete bucket Clean S3.png

Done