Cleanup
Cleanup
In this workshop you have learned how to modernize and achieve developer agility using multiple AWS services.
Now you can proceed to cleaning up.
If you completed this workshop at AWS event using an AWS provided account, you do not need to clean-up the CloudFormation resources. The accounts will be terminated at a later time. If you completed the workshop in your own AWS account follow the steps below to cleanup the resources.
S3 bucket
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- Navigate to the Amazon S3 console
- In the Bucket name list, select the option next to the name of the bucket decoupletomicroservices-s3bucket-xxxxxxx that you want to empty, and then choose Empty.
- On the Empty bucket page, confirm that you want to empty the bucket by entering the bucket name into the text field, and then choose Empty.
- Monitor the progress of the bucket emptying process on the Empty bucket: Status page.
ECS Service
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- Navigate to the Amazon ECS console
- Select the Cluster name Workshop-MovingUpTheTechStack
- Under Tasks tab, select the relevants task related to the workshop i.e (threads, posts, users) and choose
stop
- Under Services tab select the three microservices individually (threads, posts, users) and choose
Delete
- In the new window that pops up type
delete me
Application Load Balancer
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- Navigate to the Listeners tab for the Application-Load-Balancer EC2 Console.
- Choose view/edit rules -> Delete rules -> Select three rules(api/posts, api/threads, api/users) and choose
Delete
- Navigate to the Application Load Balancer Target Groups.
- Select all three microservices target groups that start with
ecs-Worksh and choose Actions then Delete. Choose Yes, Delete to successfully delete the target groups.
Proton
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Services
- Open the Proton Console.
- In the service detail page, choose
Services.
- In the list of services, choose the name of the service that you want to delete, in this case
api-posts,api-users, api-threads.
- In the service detail page, choose
Actions and then Delete.
- A modal prompts you to confirm the delete action.
- Follow the instructions and choose Yes, delete.
Environments
- In the AWS Proton console, choose
Environments.
- In the list of environments, select the radio button to the left of the environment you want to delete.
- Choose
Actions and then Delete.
- A modal prompts you to confirm the delete action. Follow the instructions and choose Yes, delete.
Templates
- In the list of (environment or service) templates.
- In the AWS Proton console, choose (Environment or Service) Templates.
- In the list of templates, select the radio button to the left of the template you want to delete.
- You can only delete an entire template if there are no AWS Proton resources deployed to its versions.
- Choose
Actions and then Delete to delete the entire template.
- A modal prompts you to confirm the delete action. Follow the instructions and choose Yes, delete.
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Open the AWS CloudFormation console
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On the Stacks page in the CloudFormation console, select the stack that you want to delete. The stack must be currently running.
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Stacks to delete in the order listed below
- DecoupletoMicroservices
- Monolith
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In the stack details pane, choose Delete.
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Select Delete stack when prompted.