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- [Jeremy] If you aren't wanting to keep your GitLab instance, there's a few cleanup tasks we need to perform on your AWS account. In CloudWatch, under Rules, click on the rule that we created, click Actions, and click Delete. On the EC2 dashboard under Instances, select both instances, go to Actions, and for Instance State switch it to Terminate. And then under Release Attached Elastic IPs, check the IP that you have selected and click Yes, Terminate. Under Elastic Block Store, click on Snapshots, select both of the snapshots, and click Delete. If you aren't wanting to keep your load balancer, click on Load Balancers, select it, and under Actions select Delete. Switch over to the ECS console, click on our fargate-cluster. In our fargate-cluster select any existing services that you have running and then click the Delete button. After the services have been deleted, click the Delete Cluster button and then you'll have to type Delete Me to confirm this. And that's it. Your AWS account…

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