At the completion of the project it is desirable to delete any and all resources that were used for this project.

This is part of a series of discussions regarding Deploying TaskMuncher, a React and Node application, to a Multi-Container Docker Environment at AWS using Dockerhub and Travis CI

For more details, please see Overview of Create Multi-Container Docker TaskMuncher Application at AWS

Delete TaskMuncher AWS Resources

Login to AWS dashboard.

Delete Elastic Beanstalk Application

• Search for Elastic Beanstalk in Find Services
• Select Elastic Beanstalk
• Select Applications
• Select taskmuncher-docker
• Actions, Delete Application

Delete Security Group

From AWS dashboard

• Search for VPC in Find Services
• Select VPC
• Select Security Groups
• Select Security group name taskmuncher

Notice inbound rules

• Edit inbound rules
• Delete the rule
• Save Rules

Now can delete the security group

• Actions
  • Delete security groups

Delete IAM Keys for Deployment

From AWS management Console

• Search for IAM
• Select IAM
• Select Users tab
• Select user taskmuncher-deployer
• Click Delete user
  • Confirm

S3 Bucket

From AWS management Console

• Search for S3
• Select S3
• Select Buckets
• Select elasticbeanstalk-us-east-1-971716655829

Set permissions on the bucket to allow for the bucket to be deleted

• Select Permissions tab
  • Find "Bucket Policy"
  • Click on "Delete"
    • Confirm

Select and delete the bucket

• Select Buckets
• Select elasticbeanstalk-us-east-1-971716655829
• Select Empty
  • Confirm

Now the bucket is empty

• Select Buckets
• Select elasticbeanstalk-us-east-1-971716655829
• Select Delete
  • Confirm