Step 4: Viewing Other Documents and Deleting Resources

Viewing Other Relevant Documents

After performing the steps in preceding sections, you can refer to the documentation listed as follows for more information about GaussDB(DWS):

  • Data Warehouse Service User Guide: This guide provides detailed information about the concepts and operations related to creating, managing, monitoring, and connecting to clusters.

  • Data Warehouse Service Database Development Guide: This guide provides comprehensive and detailed information for database developers to understand how to build, manage, and query GaussDB(DWS) databases, including SQL syntax, user management, and data import and export.

Deleting Resources

After performing the steps in "Getting Started," if you do not need to use the sample data, clusters, ECSs, or VPCs, delete the resources so that your service quotas will not be wasted or occupied.

  1. Delete the ECS created in Step 3: Connecting to a Cluster for connecting to the GaussDB(DWS) cluster.

    1. Log in to the cloud console.

    2. Click Service List and choose Computing > Elastic Cloud Server to enter the ECS console.

    3. In the navigation tree on the left, click Elastic Cloud Server. In the ECS list, select the ECS to be deleted and click Delete. You can choose to delete the associated EIP and data disks at the same time. If you do not delete them, they are reserved. If necessary, you can manually delete them later.

    4. Click OK.

  2. Delete a GaussDB(DWS) cluster.

    On the GaussDB(DWS) management console, click Clusters, locate the row that contains dws-demo in the cluster list, and choose More > Delete. In the dialog box that is displayed, select Release the EIP bound with the cluster and click OK.

    If the cluster to be deleted uses an automatically created security group that is not used by other clusters, the security group is automatically deleted when the cluster is deleted.

  3. Delete a subnet. Before deleting the subnet, ensure that it is not bound to other resources.

    Log in to the VPC management console. In the navigation tree on the left, click Virtual Private Cloud. In the VPC list, click vpc-dws. In the subnet list, locate the row that contains subnet-dws and click Delete.

  4. Delete a VPC. Before deleting the VPC, ensure that it is not bound to other resources.

    Log in to the VPC management console, locate the row that contains vpc-dws in the VPC list, and click Delete.

    For details, see "VPC and Subnet > Deleting a VPC" in the Virtual Private Cloud User Guide.