The SSLT Secure Egress use-case deploys a number of components to your AWS account in the region you specified. This includes:

• EC2 instances, keypairs, security groups, volumes
• An NLB and target group
• VPCs, subnets, route tables, nat gateway, etc
• EIPs and network interfaces
• An S3 bucket and contents
• IAM roles and policies
• KMS keys

You can see a listing of many of these items by searching with the AWS tag editor for ‘Owner:Aviatrix-SelfService’

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To clean up the infrastructure in your account, complete the items in the following order:

1. Remove ‘termination protection’ from the EC2 instances ‘AviatrixController’ and ‘aviatrix-avx-ec2-spoke-selfservice’
2. Terminate all instances
3. Delete the NLB ‘AVX-SelfService-EC2-NLB-Egress’
4. Delete the Target Group ‘AVX-SelfService-EC2-TG-Egress’
5. Delete all Keypairs with ‘selfservice’ in the name
6. Delete the nat gateway aviatrix-selfservice-vpc-secure-egress-us-east-2a
7. Delete the controller and copilot network interfaces
8. Release Elastic IP addresses
9. Delete all of the security groups
10. Delete ‘controller_vpc’ and ‘aviatrix-selfservice-vpc-secure-egress’
11. Empty the selfservice s3 bucket
12. Delete the ‘AviatrixSelfServiceDeploy’ cloudformation stack
13. Delete the iam policies '*-aviatrix-role-app-app-policy' and '*-aviatrix-role-ec2-assume-role-policy'
14. Delete the iam roles '*-aviatrix-role-app' and '*-aviatrix-role-ec2'

Note that some resources are dependent on others and may need time to fully delete before moving onto the next step.

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