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Hi Mattias, is it possible it was launched by a different user or in a different region? You can also use the ListApps and DeleteApp APIs otherwise to find and delete the app to stop accruing costs. Sample CLI commands would be -
aws sagemaker list-apps --domain-id-equals [your-domain-id] (or --domain-id if you're on an older CLI version)
In the results, look for an app with the string sagemaker-data-wrang in it. Get the app name, app type, and user profile name from the result, and then run the below command -
aws sagemaker delete-app --domain-id [your-domain-id] --user-profile-name [your-user-name] --app-name [data-wrangler-app-name] --app-type KernelGateway
You can also run these commands in CloudShell on your console.
answered 4 months ago
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Yes there is a way to mitigate the cost contact the accounts support team and start a case, they should clear the costs for you since it was obviously a unintended usage.
answered 4 months ago
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