Manually deleting retained resources
After deleting the stack, see the following sections for how to delete remaining resources.
Deleting the Amazon S3 buckets
This solution is configured to retain the solution-created Amazon S3 buckets if you decide to delete the AWS CloudFormation stack to prevent accidental data loss. After uninstalling the solution, you can manually delete these S3 buckets if you do not need to retain the data. Follow these steps to delete the Amazon S3 buckets.
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Sign in to the Amazon S3 console
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In the navigation pane, choose Buckets.
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Locate the S3 buckets created by the solution.
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Select an S3 bucket and choose Empty.
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Enter permanently delete in the verification field and choose Empty.
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Select the S3 bucket you just emptied and choose Delete.
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Enter the S3 bucket name in the verification field and choose Delete bucket.
Repeat the steps until you have deleted all the solution S3 buckets.
To delete the S3 buckets using AWS CLI, run the following command for each bucket:
$ aws s3 rb s3://<bucket-name> --force
Deleting the Amazon DynamoDB tables
This solution is configured to retain the solution-created DynamoDB tables if you decide to delete the AWS CloudFormation stack to prevent accidental data loss. After uninstalling the solution, you can manually delete these tables if you do not need to retain the data. Follow these steps to delete the DynamoDB tables.
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Sign in to the Amazon DynamoDB console
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In the navigation pane, choose Tables.
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Locate the tables created by the solution.
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Select a table and choose Delete.
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Confirm the deletion by entering delete and choose Delete table.
Repeat the steps until you have deleted all the solution tables.
To delete the DynamoDB tables using AWS CLI, run the following command:
$ aws dynamodb delete-table --table-name <table-name>
Deleting the CloudWatch log groups
This solution retains the CloudWatch log groups if you decide to delete the AWS CloudFormation stack to prevent accidental data loss. After uninstalling the solution, you can manually delete the log groups if you do not need to retain the data. Follow these steps to delete the CloudWatch log groups.
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Sign in to the Amazon CloudWatch console
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In the navigation pane, choose Log groups.
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Locate the log groups created by the solution.
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Select the log groups you want to delete.
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Choose Actions and then choose Delete.
Repeat the steps until you have deleted all the solution log groups.
To delete log groups using AWS CLI, run the following commands:
$ aws logs describe-log-groups --log-group-name-prefix <stack-name> --query 'logGroups[].logGroupName' --output text $ aws logs delete-log-group --log-group-name <log-group-name>
Note
If you deployed regional stacks, repeat this process in each Region where a regional stack was deployed.
Deleting the CloudWatch dashboards
This solution creates a CloudWatch dashboard each time a load test runs. These dashboards follow the naming pattern EcsLoadTesting-<testId>-<region>. They are cleaned up when you delete a test through the DLT console, but will remain if the stack is deleted without first deleting all tests.
After uninstalling the solution, you can manually delete these dashboards if they were not already cleaned up. Follow these steps to delete the CloudWatch dashboards.
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Sign in to the Amazon CloudWatch console
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In the navigation pane, choose Dashboards.
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In the filter field, enter
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Select the dashboards you want to delete.
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Choose Delete.
To delete dashboards using AWS CLI, run the following commands:
$ aws cloudwatch list-dashboards --dashboard-name-prefix EcsLoadTesting --query 'DashboardEntries[].DashboardName' --output text $ aws cloudwatch delete-dashboards --dashboard-names <dashboard-name-1> <dashboard-name-2>
