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After a couple days, I went back to it and I was able to finally delete it...
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Check AWS Service Health: Ensure there are no ongoing service disruptions in the AWS DMS service or related services in your AWS region.
CloudWatch Logs: Check AWS CloudWatch logs for any errors or warnings related to the DMS project to gain more insight into the problem.
Restart the Migration Project via AWS CLI:
Use aws dms list-replication-tasks to find the task ID. Use aws dms stop-replication-task to stop the task. Terminate Associated EC2 Instances:
Check your EC2 dashboard for any instances associated with your DMS project and try to stop them. Contact AWS Support:
If the issue persists, contact AWS Support with details of your project, the steps you've taken, and any logs you've checked. Wait and Retry:
Sometimes, the process might take longer due to backend issues. Consider waiting for some more time if you haven't already done so. If these steps don’t resolve the issue, reaching out to AWS Support is the next best step.
answered 2 years ago
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Hey Basel! Appreciate your comment.
list-replication-tasksis about the replication task. In DMS, a migration project is separate from a replication task.