Clean up resources

We will take the following steps to delete the resources we created in this exercise.

Delete CodePipeline

Access the AWS CodePipeline service
Select the Pipeline you created (e.g., workshop-codepipeline)
- Choose Delete pipeline
- Enter delete and then choose Delete

Access the AWS CodeBuild service
Select the build project you created (e.g., workshop-codebuild)
- Choose Action and then select Delete
- Enter delete and then choose Delete

Access the AWS CodeCommit service
Select the repository you created (e.g., workshop-codecommit)
- Choose Delete repository
- Enter delete and then choose Delete

Access the S3 management console
- Click on the S3 bucket you created for this lab (e.g., workshop1-123)
- Click Empty.
- Enter permanently delete, then click Empty to delete all objects in the bucket.
- Click Exit.
After emptying the bucket, click Delete
Enter the S3 bucket name (workshop1-123), then click Delete bucket to delete the S3 bucket.
Apart from the S3 bucket we created, there is another bucket used by AWS CodePipeline to store artifacts during pipeline execution with a name like codepipeline-<region>-* (e.g., codepipeline-ap-southeast-1-661747411738)
Access the bucket by selecting its name.
- Find the Object workshop-codepipline/ (the name of the pipeline created in the AWS CodePipeline section)
- Enter permanently delete, then click Delete Objects to delete objects in the bucket.

Access the IAM management console
- Click Roles.
- In the search box, enter fcj-workshop-role.
- Select fcj-workshop-role.
- Click Delete, then enter the role name fcj-workshop-role and click Delete to delete the role.

Access the IAM management console
- Click Policies.
- In the search box, enter fcj-workshop.
- Select fcj-workshop.
- Click Delete, then enter the policy name fcj-workshop and click Delete to delete the policy.