Clean up resources

Clean up resources

  1. Access the AWS SSO Management Console.

  2. Delete Groups:

    • Navigate to Groups.
    • Select the groups associated with this lab.
    • Click on Delete groups.
    • In the Delete groups prompt, enter “DELETE” in the provided box.
    • Confirm the deletion by clicking Delete groups.

  3. Delete Users:

    • Go to Users.
    • Check the users related to this lab.
    • Click on Delete users.
    • In the Delete users prompt, enter “DELETE” in the provided box.
    • Confirm the deletion by clicking Delete users.

  4. Remove Access for AWS Accounts:

    • Select AWS Accounts.
    • Click on the name of an AWS account.
    • Revoke all account access rights.
    • Repeat this step for accounts with assigned access rights that need to be deleted. RemoveAccess

  5. Delete Permission Sets:

    • Navigate to AWS accounts.
    • Go to the Permission sets tab.
    • Select the relevant permission sets.
    • Press Delete.
    • In the prompt, enter the name of the permission set in the box and click Delete.

::: tip Note: Ensure you back up data from these accounts if you anticipate needing them in the future. Deleting an account results in permanent deletion of all associated resources and data. :::

  1. Delete AWS Accounts (optional for future labs):
    • To delete an AWS account, log in as the root user.
      • Visit the AWS console login page at https://console.aws.amazon.com/.
      • On the Sign in page, choose Root user and enter the email of the account you want to delete (e.g., example+lab12Logging@amazon.com.vn).
      • Complete the Security Check and select Forgot Password? ForgotPassword
      • AWS will send a forgot password confirmation email to the registered email address (e.g., example@amazon.com.vn). Follow the email instructions to change your password and sign in to your AWS account.
    • After logging in as the root user, click on the account name in the upper right corner.
      • Select My Account.
      • Scroll down to find the Close Account section.
      • Check all the boxes and select Close Account.

::: tip When creating a new AWS account in the AWS Organization, the root user’s password is automatically generated and inaccessible. You can access the root user by recovering the forgotten password (forgot password). :::