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For the self-paced lab, at the end make sure to delete _all_ resources that you've created, including:
1. In CloudEndure Console
- Select machines that were migrated (with checkbox) and click on **Machine Actions** -> **Stop Data Replication For 1 Machine**
- Select machines that were migrated (with checkbox) and click on **Machine Actions** -> **Remove 1 Machine from This Console**
9. In AWS Application Migration Service
- Select server and click on **Actions** -> **Mark as archived**, confirming archiving
10. In AWS RDS Console
- Modify created **database** to remove Deletion Protection (apply changes immediately)
- Delete created **databases** (without final snapshot and without retaining automated backups)
11. In AWS DMS Console
- Stop and (when it's in Stopped state) - delete created **tasks**. *Wait for the task to be deleted*.
- Delete created **endpoints**. *Wait for endpoints to be deleted*.
- Delete created **replication instances**. *Wait for the replication instance to be deleted*.
- Delete created **subnet group**
Go to AWS DMS Dashboard to confirm that everything was deleted (assuming you didn't use DMS before, you should see 0's everywhere, like on the screenshot below).
12. In Amazon EFS Console
- Delete created **Elastic File Systems**
13. In AWS ECS
- Delete created **services**
- Delete created **task definitions**
- Delete created **clusters**
14. In AWS EC2 Console
- Terminate created **EC2 machines** (including those with 'CloudEndure' prefix in their name)
- Delete created **Load balancers**
15. In AWS CloudFormation
- Delete the **ApplicationMigrationWorkshop** stack
16. In AWS Elastic Beanstalk
- Delete the created **Application**
When the **ApplicationMigrationWorkshop** stack is deleted, review your AWS Account and **delete all remaining resources that were created during this lab**.
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