From the course: AWS for Developers: Data-Driven Serverless Applications with Kinesis (2019)
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Clean up the AWS environment - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial
From the course: AWS for Developers: Data-Driven Serverless Applications with Kinesis (2019)
Clean up the AWS environment
- [Instructor] When you finish the course or you want to stop working on the project for a long period of time, I recommend you clean up your AWS environment to prevent ongoing monetary costs. Cleaning up the environment means to delete all the AWS resources created during the course, deleting the streams, functions, API Gateways, databases, everything. By doing this, you will lose all the data in the permanent storage, like DynamoDB tables. But as this is a practice project, you don't have much to worry about. Cleaning up the environment will also remove the endpoints. So if you redeploy this application later, you will get new URLs for your endpoints. To clean up everything, simply type sls remove inside your project directory. This will remove your CloudFormation stack from your AWS account, removing all the AWS resources. To redeploy this application, type sls deploy in your project directory, and all the resources will be recreated with different ARN, Amazon Resource Name. But…
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