Part 5: Deprovision

What Will You Do

In this part of the self-paced exercise, you will deprovision your EKS cluster and all infrastructure that was deployed to your AWS account.

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Deprovision

First, you can delete the EFS mount points that were previously created by using the command below. Be sure to update the mount-target-id with the ID of the mount you created. Run this command for each mount point that was created.

aws efs delete-mount-target --mount-target-id fsmt-05acf22f3a5fabd4d

• Run the following command to remove the EFS file system. Be sure to update the file-system-id with the ID of the file system you created.

aws efs delete-file-system --file-system-id fs-0e85e5697ed5a7121

• Run the following command to remove the security group. Be sure to update the group-id with the ID of the security group you created.

aws ec2 delete-security-group --group-id sg-01a339b1b605b248e

You can deprovision/delete your EKS cluster using the RCTL CLI.

rctl delete cluster eks-efs-cluster

Alternatively, you can also perform this from the web console

• Click on the gear icon on the far right of the cluster
• Select "Delete" and acknowledge

NOTE that the delete operation can take some time so that it can delete all the infrastructure associated with your EKS Cluster.

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