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Hello, Are there any other errors u get when u try to delete that from admin permission? Still, check the link - https://docs.aws.amazon.com/security-lake/latest/userguide/disable-security-lake.html If any more help is needed plz feel free to comment Thanks
Hello Erwin, Could you share the permission your user has? I think it is a permission issue.
I have tried to do it with the root user which should have all the permissions, and I have also used an additional user with the following permissions: AdministratorAccess, AmazonSecurityLakeAdministrator
Check the IAM permissions of the user or role that is attempting to make changes. It needs the necessary permissions listed in the Security Lake documentation.
Wait a few more days to see if the region self-resolves from the invalid state. Sometimes it can take longer than expected for all internal processes to complete.
Try deleting the Ohio region resource via the AWS CLI or API. This requires the
securitylake:DeleteDataLake
permission.
aws securitylake deletedatalake --region us-east-2
Contact AWS Support for further assistance. They may be able to manually reset the region state from the backend.
As a last resort, you can delete the entire Security Lake service and recreate it to get a clean state across all regions.
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Hello, when I do the procedure you sent me in the documentation link, I get the exact same error: An error occurred while closing Security Lake. User: arn:aws:iam::********:root is not authorized to perform: securitylake:DeleteDataLake