Clean up Confluent Cloud resources¶
Run the ./stop.sh script, passing the path to your stack configuration as an argument. Insert your service account ID instead of sa-123456 in the example below.
Your service account ID can be found in your client configuration file path (i.e., stack-configs/java-service-account-sa-123456.config).
The METRICS_API_KEY environment variable must be set when you run this script in order to delete the Metrics API key that start.sh created for Prometheus to
be able to scrape the Metrics API. The key was output at the end of the start.sh script, or you can find it in the .env file
that start.sh created.
METRICS_API_KEY=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ./stop.sh stack-configs/java-service-account-sa-123456.config
You will see output like the following once all local containers and Confluent Cloud resources have been cleaned up:
Deleted API key "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX". [+] Running 7/7 ⠿ Container kafka-lag-exporter Removed 0.6s ⠿ Container grafana Removed 0.5s ⠿ Container prometheus Removed 0.5s ⠿ Container node-exporter Removed 0.4s ⠿ Container ccloud-observability-consumer-1 Removed 0.6s ⠿ Container ccloud-observability-producer-1 Removed 0.6s ⠿ Network ccloud-observability_default Removed 0.1s This script will destroy all resources in java-service-account-sa-123456.config. Do you want to proceed? [y/n] y Now using "env-123456" as the default (active) environment. Destroying Confluent Cloud stack associated to service account id sa-123456 Deleting CLUSTER: demo-kafka-cluster-sa-123456 : lkc-123456 Deleted Kafka cluster "lkc-123456". Deleted API key "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX". Deleted service account "sa-123456". Deleting ENVIRONMENT: prefix ccloud-stack-sa-123456 : env-123456 Deleted environment "env-123456".