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Hello.
If you want to delete all resources in your AWS account, try using a tool called "aws-nuke".
https://github.com/ekristen/aws-nuke
Instructions on how to use "aws-nuke" are provided in the following document.
https://aws-nuke.ekristen.dev/
Hi,
You may read this article to inventory your resources before deleting them: https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/terminate-resources-account-closure
Best,
Didier
If you're not using anything in your AWS account, you can simply close the account: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/accounts/latest/reference/manage-acct-closing.html. You won't need to delete any resources before closing the account.
As soon as the account is closed, no costs continue to accumulate, even though AWS retains the data and resources in a frozen state for 90 days. You'll still have to pay all the costs that had accumulated up to the point of closure, but no new costs accumulate, unless you decide to reopen the account within the 90-day retention period.
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Thank you, but this looks even more complicated than the guide from AWS. It's not helpful for me as a non-technical user. Can't I just close my account and AWS will delete all my resources for me?