# Module 2: Clean Up Resources



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| Last updated |  March 17, 2023   | 

## Overview


If you followed the steps of this guide to experiment with Lightsail, and not to deploy a production-ready service, it is important to delete all cloud-based resources that you created. This will help you to avoid incurring charges on your AWS account. 

In this module, you will clean up the resources that you deployed in previous modules 

## What you will accomplish


In this module, you will: 
+ Clean up all resources used by an Amazon Lightsail deployment 

## Implementation


In this module, you will clean up the resources that you deployed in previous modules 

### Step 1: Delete the cloud-based infrastructure


Amazon Lightsail makes it easy to delete your infrastructure with just one command. 

1. Delete the instance

   Open your terminal and type the following command: 

   ```
   aws lightsail delete-instance --instance-name LightsailLampExample
   ```

1. Delete the key pair

   To delete your SSH key pair, use this command: 

   ```
   aws lightsail delete-key-pair --key-pair-name LightsailGuide
   ```

1. Verify deletion

   To verify all resources have been deleted, enter the following command: 

   ```
   aws lightsail get-instances
   ```

    The command should output the following:

   ```
   {    "instances": []}
   ```

## Conclusion


Congratulations\$1 You have finished the  **Deploy a LAMP Web Application on Amazon Lightsail** tutorial.