S3 teardown

- [Instructor] Now that we've cleaned up all the resources…associated with our various deployment actions…in this course, there's still one step that remains.…Some of the services, such as CloudFormation and CodeDeploy,…create resources in Amazon S3.…S3 is Amazon's object storage,…and it looks a little bit like file folders.…The cost associated with storing those files is very small,…fractions of a penny.…However, we want to be thorough and clean up everything.…So let's head into the S3 console.…

You can see that we have S3 buckets associated…with CloudFormation, CodePipeline, and Elastic Beanstalk.…I can right-click and delete this first bucket.…We need to confirm the name,…but luckily we're allowed to copy and paste.…That bucket as been deleted.…The other two buckets require an additional step.…Click on the magnifying glass next to them.…You'll see the details of the bucket come up.…Expand Permissions, and click Edit bucket policy.…You'll see that CodePipeline, as well as Elastic Beanstalk,…put in a policy for this bucket…