Task 9: Cleanup

• When finished experimenting with the First VPC, let’s cleanup the CNF Endpoints, the CNF Instance, and the Workload-VPC. Start by removing all routes in the Workload VPC that point to the CNF endpoints.
• Log into your AWS account and navigate to the Console Home.
• Click on the VPC icon

• Click on “Route tables” in the left pane

• Highlight the IGW Ingress Route table named “cnf-dist-rec-igw-rt”.
• Click on the “Routes” tab at the bottom.
• Click on “Edit routes”.

• Remove the four routes that have a “Target” that points to a “vpce”

• Click “Save Changes”

• Highlight the private route table for AZ1.

• Click the “Routes” tab at the bottom

• Click “Edit routes”

• Change the default route target to the IGW in the VPC.
• Click “Save changes”

• Navigate back to the “Route tables” screen and change the default route for the private subnet in AZ2.
• Click the “Routes” tab at the bottom
• Click “Edit routes”
• Change the default route target to the IGW in the VPC.
• Click “Save changes”

• Cleanup the Fortigate CNF endpoints and instance ** Navigate back to https://fortigatecnf.com ** Click on CNF Instances ** Double-click the CNF instance we created

** Advance the menu to “Configure Endpoints” ** Highlight each endpoint and click “Delete”

** Click “Refresh” periodically and wait for both endpoint to disappear (~5 min). ** Advance the menu tab to Configure Endpoints

** Click on “CNF Instances” ** Highlight the CNF Instance ** Click “Delete” ** Wait approximately 10 minutes for the CNF instance to finish deleting

• Log into your AWS account and navigate to the Console Home.
• Click on the “AWS Cloudshell” icon
• cd tec-recipe-distributed-ingress-nlb/
• terraform destroy –auto-approve

• Wait for “destroy complete”

• This concludes this section.