Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Resource

These are the steps to delete a resource.

Note

Use extreme care when deleting resources. Deletion is an irreversible action, and doing so without backups can and will result in data loss. Even with backups, unintended deletion can and will lead to unplanned downtime.
Follow these steps to delete a resource from ODB networks.
  1. From the Oracle Database@AWS dashboard, select the ODB networks link.
  2. Select the resource from the ODB network name list that you wish to delete.
  3. At the top of the page, select the Delete button.
  4. If there is not a Delete button or the Delete button is not selectable, select the link in the Name field. Select the Delete button on this page. If the Delete button is still inaccessible, the resource is in an undeletable state like Provisioning or Terminated.
Follow these steps to delete a resource from Exadata infrastructures.
  1. From the Oracle Database@AWS dashboard, select the Exadata infrastructures link.
  2. Select the resource from the Exadata infrastructures list that you wish to delete.
  3. At the top of the page, select the Delete button.
  4. If there is not a Delete button or the Delete button is not selectable, select the link in the Name field. Select the Delete button on this page. If the Delete button is still inaccessible, the resource is in an undeletable state like Provisioning or Terminated.
Follow these steps to delete a resource from Exadata VM clusters.
  1. From the Oracle Database@AWS dashboard, select the Exadata VM clusters link.
  2. Select the resource from the Exadata VM clusters list that you wish to delete.
  3. At the top of the page, select the Delete button.
  4. If there is not a Delete button or the Delete button is not selectable, select the link in the Name field. Select the Delete button on this page. If the Delete button is still inaccessible, the resource is in an undeletable state like Provisioning or Terminated.
Follow these steps to delete a resource from Autonomous VM clustersExadata VM clusters.
  1. From the Oracle Database@AWS dashboard, select the Autonomous VM clusters link.
  2. Select the resource from the Autonomous VM clusters list that you wish to delete.
  3. At the top of the page, select the Delete button.
  4. If there is not a Delete button or the Delete button is not selectable, select the link in the Name field. Select the Delete button on this page. If the Delete button is still inaccessible, the resource is in an undeletable state like Provisioning or Terminated.