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10-15-2021 07:05 PM
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10-16-2021 04:32 AM
Hi @Brad Franklin , from my knowledge I would say there is no such option in Databricks to clean up the resources. The reason is there are possibilities that the VPC could be shared by other resources. If deleting Databricks workspace cleans the AWS resources, then the shared resources will be broken. To avoid such inconvenience this is not available. You might need to manually do a cleanup.
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10-16-2021 04:32 AM
Hi @Brad Franklin , from my knowledge I would say there is no such option in Databricks to clean up the resources. The reason is there are possibilities that the VPC could be shared by other resources. If deleting Databricks workspace cleans the AWS resources, then the shared resources will be broken. To avoid such inconvenience this is not available. You might need to manually do a cleanup.
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10-16-2021 06:09 AM
Thank you Prabakar - that's what I figured but didn't know if there was documentation on resource cleanup. I'll just go through and find everything the CF stack created and remove them.
Regards,
Brad

