Cleanup VPC

Cleanup VPC

Cleanup Route table

1. Go to VPC service management console

• Click Route tables.
• Choose labPublicRT01.
• Click Subnet associations.
• Click Edit subnet associations.

2. At Edit subnet associations page.

• Unchecked all available subnets.
• Click Save associations.

3. Go to VPC service management console

• Click Route tables.
• Choose labPrivateRT01.
• Click Subnet associations.
• Click Edit subnet associations.

4. At Edit subnet associations page.

• Unchecked all available subnets.
• Click Save associations.

5. Go to VPC service management console

• Click Route tables.
• Choose labPrivateRT01 and labPublicRT01.
• Click Actions.
• Click Delete route table.
• At the popup, enter delete and click Delete.

Cleanup NAT gateways

1. Go to VPC service management console

• Click NAT gateways.
• Choose labNATGW01.
• Click Actions.
• Click Delete NAT gateway.

2. Go to VPC service management console

• Click Elastic IPs.
• Click on 52.6.199.235. Change 52.6.199.235 to your Elastic IP.
• Click Actions.
• Click Release Elastic IP addresses.
• At the popup, click Release.

Cleanup Internet gateways

1. Go to VPC service management console

• Click Internet gateways.
• Choose labIGW01.
• Click Actions.
• Click Detach from VPC.
• At the popup, click Detach internet gateway.

2. At VPC service management console page.

• Click Internet gateways.
• Choose labIGW01.
• Click Actions.
• Click Delete internet gateway.
• At the popup, type delete and click Delete internet gateway.

Cleanup VPC

1. Go to VPC service management console

• Click Your VPCs.
• Choose labVPC01.
• Click Actions.
• Click Delete VPC.
• At the popup, type delete and click Delete.

Next, we will cleanup IAM roles and policies.