Deleting Ops Manager from AWS

This topic describes how to delete the AWS resources associated with a VMware Tanzu Operations Manager (Ops Manager) deployment.

Overview

When you deploy Ops Manager to Amazon Web Services (AWS), you provision a set of resources. You can use the AWS console to remove an installation of all components, but retain the objects in your bucket for a future deployment.

Prerequisites

Before you can delete resources from AWS, you must have an account with access to your AWS Management Console.

For more information, see AWS Management Console in the AWS documentation.

Delete Resources from AWS

To delete the resources associated with Ops Manager from AWS:

1. Log into the AWS Management Console.

2. Navigate to the EC2 Dashboard.

   1. Select Instances from the left navigation menu.
      1. Select the Ops Manager instance from the list.
      2. Click Actions to open the drop down menu.
      3. In Instance State, select Terminate.
      4. A dialog box will appear prompting you to confirm the termination of the instances. Click Yes, Terminate to confirm.
   2. Select Load Balancers from the left navigation menu.
      1. Select the web, SSH, and TCP load balancers from the list.
      2. Select Actions to open the drop down menu.
      3. To delete all load balancers, select Delete.
      4. A dialog box will appear prompting you to confirm the deletion of the load balancers. Click Yes, Delete to confirm.

3. From the AWS Console, select RDS.

   1. Select Instances from the left navigation menu.
      1. Select Instance Actions to open the drop down menu.
      2. To delete all RDS instances, select Delete. The Delete DB Instance pane appears.
      3. Select Create final Snapshot from the drop down menu.
      4. To delete the database instance, click Delete.

4. On the AWS Console, select S3.

   1. Select Buckets from the left navigation menu.
   2. For each bucket created, do the following:
      1. Select the bucket.
      2. Click Delete.
      3. On the page that appears, enter the name of the bucket into the confirmation text field, then click Delete bucket.

5. On the AWS Console, select VPC.

   1. Select NAT gateways from the left navigation menu.
      1. Select the NAT gateway you created for your installation.
      2. Select Actions to open the drop down menu.
      3. To delete the NAT gateway, select Delete NAT gateway.
      4. A dialog box will appear prompting you to confirm the deletion of the NAT gateway. Enter delete into the confirmation text field, then click Delete.
   2. Select Your VPCs from the left navigation menu.
      1. Select the VPC you created for your installation.
      2. Select Actions to open the drop down menu.
      3. To delete the VPCs, select Delete VPC.
      4. A dialog box will appear prompting you to confirm the deletion of the VPC. Enter delete into the confirmation text field, then click Delete.