# Delete unused resources
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To avoid incurring additional costs running JupyterLab, we recommend deleting unused resources in the following order:

1. JupyterLab applications

1. Spaces

1. User profiles

1. domains

Use the following AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) commands to delete resources within a domain:

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#### [ Delete a JupyterLab application ]

```
aws --region {{AWS Region}} sagemaker delete-app --domain-id {{example-domain-id}} --app-name default --app-type JupyterLab --space-name {{example-space-name}}
```

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#### [ Delete a space ]

**Important**  
If you delete a space, you delete the Amazon EBS volume associated with it. We recommend backing up any valuable data before you delete your space.

```
aws --region {{AWS Region}} sagemaker delete-space --domain-id {{example-domain-id}}  --space-name {{example-space-name}}
```

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#### [ Delete a user profile ]

```
aws --region {{AWS Region}} sagemaker delete-user-profile --domain-id {{example-domain-id}} --user-profile {{example-user-profile}}
```

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