Teardown the lab environment
- Clean up 1: S3 bucket and delete files
- Clean up 2: Instance Termination
- Clean up 3: Delete key pair
- Clean up 4: Delete Security Group
Clean up 1: S3 bucket and delete files
SSH into the F1 instance and delete the S3 bucket and the underlying files with the command below
Below is an example of deleting an S3 bucket named “guestxx-yyyymmdd”. Please specify the S3 bucket name you created and delete it. If you delete it here, you will not be able to recover deleted data, so please be careful.
$ aws s3 ls # Display/Verify S3 Buckets List
$ aws s3 rb s3://guestxx-yyyymmdd --force # Force Delete S3 Buckets and Underlying Files
Clean up 2: Instance Termination
Select the instance you created from the EC2 admin screen, and select “Instance Status” → “Terminate Instance” from the Actions menu
If a screen indicating successful completion is output, it is complete.
This delete operation will also delete the instance and storage and will not be charged
Clean up 3: Delete key pair
- Select your own key pair from the Key Pair screen
- Choose ActionsDelete from the actions menu
- Delete the private key you downloaded when you created the key pair on your PC
Clean up 4: Delete security group
- Select your own security group from the Security Groups screen
- Choose Actions > Delete Security Group from the actions menu
