CLEAN UP WORKSHOP ================= Copyright Amazon Web Services, Inc. and its affiliates. All rights reserved.This sample code is made available under the MIT-0 license. See the LICENSE file. Errors or corrections? Contact akbariw@amazon.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- **Note**: You will need to perform all these cleanup workshop instruction steps, from a browser session from **YOUR LAPTOP/WORKSTATION** and not from the workshop's Windows Remote Desktop Session which you will terminate as part of the clean up.
**DELETE THE AWS TRANSFER FOR SFTP INSTANCE YOU CREATED** ----------------------------------------- 1. Navigate to the AWS console, at the top of the screen, click **Services** and type & select **AWS Transfer for SFTP** 2. Select the **Server-ID** you created for the this workshop 3. From the top menu select **Actions** and then **Delete** 4. Type "delete" in the prompt field, and click on **Delete** 5. Navigate to the AWS console, at the top of the screen, click **Services** and type & select **IAM** 6. Click on **Roles** from the left hand menu 7. On the right hand window, in the search bar, enter the name of the first IAM role you created in module 4 for the AWS Transfer SFTP role (i.e. **myAWSTransferUserRole**) 8. Select the box next to the name of your role from the search list, and click on **Delete role** 9. Cick on **Yes, delete** 10. Repeat steps 5 -9 for the second AWS Transfer for SFTP role you created in module 4 (**i.e. myAWSTransferLogRole**) then move on to the following step 11. Click on **Policies** from the left hand menu 12. On the right hand window, in the search bar, enter the name of the name of the IAM Policy you created in module 4 for the AWS Transfer SFTP user role (i.e. **target-s3bucket-rw-policy**) 13. Select the box next to the name of your policy from the search list, and click on **Policy actions** & **Delete** 149. Cick on **Delete**

**DELETE THE TWO AMAZON S3 BUCKETS YOU CREATED** ----------------------------------------- 1. Navigate to the AWS console, at the top of the screen, click **Services** and type & select **S3** 2. Locate the bucket you created for **Source-S3-Bucket** 3. Click on the check box next to the name 4. Select **Delete** from the top options 5. Follow the prompts 6. Repeat step 2-5 for your **Target-S3-Bucket**

**DELETE AWS FILE GATEWAY NFS SHARES & GATEWAY** -------------------------------------------- 1. Navigate to the AWS console, at the top of the screen, click **Services** and type & select **Storage Gateway** 2. From the left hand menu select **File shares** 3. Select the two NFS shares you created (check the box next to them) 4. Click on **Actions** and **Delete File share** 5. Confirm deletion of resources and select **Delete** 6. From the left hand menu select **Gateways** 7. Select the File Gateway you deployed (**STG316-filegateway**) 8. Click on **Actions** and **Delete gateway** 9. Confirm deletion of resources and select **Delete**

**DELETE AWS DATASYNC** ----------------------- 1. Navigate to the AWS console, at the top of the screen, click **Services** and type & select **DataSync** 2. From the left hand menu select **Tasks** 3. Select the box next to the name of the task you created 4. Click on **Action** from the drop down menu at the top of the screen and then **Delete* 5. Confirm deletion of resources and select **Delete** 6. From the left hand menu select **Locations** 7. Select the two locations relating to your configuration 8. Click on **Delete** 9. Confirm deletion of resources and select **Delete** 10. From the left hand menu select **Agents** 11. Select the box next to the agent you deployed 12. Confirm deletion and click on **Delete**

**DELETE AMAZON EC2 RESOURCES DEPLOYED OUTSIDE OF CLOUDFORMATION** ----------------------------------------------------------- 1. Navigate to the AWS console, at the top of the screen, click **Services** and type & select **EC2** 2. From the left hand menu select **Instances**, then select the box next to the two EC2 instances you deployed, called **STG316-FileGateway** and **STG316-DataSync** 3. Click on **Actions** then on **Instance state** and select **Terminate** 4. Once you confirm these are the two EC2 instances you deployed for this workshop, Select **Yes,Terminate** 5. From the left hand window pane select **Volumes** 6. Click on the **refresh** icon on the top right hand corner until the **150GB io1** volume for **STG316-filegateway** is showing its state as **available** in the **State** column. 7. Verify that the **Attachment information** column for this volume is blank (i.e. not attached to any host) 8. Select the box next to your **150GB io1** volume and click on **Actions** and **Delete Volume** 9. Confirm deletion of resources and select **Yes,Delete**

**DELETE CLOUDFORMATION STACK – STG316-RESOURCES** -------------------------------------------------- 1. Navigate to the AWS console, at the top of the screen, click **Services** and type & select **CLOUDFORMATION** 2. Select the **STG316-Resources** stack you deployed 3. Click on **Delete** 4. Confirm deletion of resources and select **Delete stack** (this will take a few minutes) 5. Next refresh your browser window to the cloudformation page or click on the refesh icon until your stack disappears from the list. (if it hasn't disappeared after 5 minute continue to the next step) 6. Next click on the dropdown next to the search bar and change it from **Active** to **Deleted** 7. Verify that your stack of **STG316-Resources** is showing a status of **DELETE_COMPLETE** 8. Next click on the dropdown next to the search bar and change it from **Deleted** to **Active** 9. From the same Cloudformation window select the box next to the **STG316-VPC** stack 10. Repeat steps 3-7 **CLEANUP TASKS COMPLETED** ----------------------------