- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Preface
- PowerProtect Data Manager Overview
- Cloud DR in PowerProtect Data Manager
- Define recovery staging area
- Protection policy
- View excluded disks
- Edit the retention period for backup copies
- Delete backup copies
- Recovery
- Delete DR session
- Delete a restore to vCenter session
- Monitor Cloud DR jobs
- Cancel Cloud DR or protection jobs
- Service Level Agreement
- Cloud DR security
- Update Cloud DR
- Managing disaster recovery of Cloud DR
- Uninstall and clean up of Cloud Disaster Recovery resources
- Cloud DR in PowerProtect Data Manager known issues
- PowerProtect Data Manager for Cloud DR with AWS and AWS GovCloud
- PowerProtect Data Manager for Cloud DR with Azure and Azure Government
- Glossary
PowerProtect Data Manager 19.16 Cloud Disaster Recovery User Guide
Uninstall and clean up of Cloud Disaster Recovery resources
The uninstall option for Cloud Disaster Recovery is unavailable in the current version.
Configure the PowerProtect Data Manager server for DR backups as mentioned in Configure PowerProtect Data Manager server DR backups section of PowerProtect Data Manager Administration and User Guide and take a snapshot of the configuration. Use this snapshot to revert to predeployment.
Once you revert to predeployment configuration, from the Amazon Web Services console. perform the following tasks in the order presented to clean up the cloud-based resources:
| Task | AWS Documentation link |
|---|---|
| Delete the Cloud Formation stacks from all regions that you used (named CDRS-DeployStack, CDRS-RDSCluster, CDRS-RestoreService). | Deleting a Stack on the AWS CloudFormation Console section on AWS CloudFormation User Guide |
| Delete the EC2 key pairs that are named CDRS-KeyPair and CDRS-RestoreService. | Amazon EC2 key pairs and Linux instances section on Amazon Elastic Compute CloudUser Guide for Linux Instances |
| Delete the IAM role that is named CDRS-Role. | Deleting Roles or Instance Profiles section on AWS Identity and Access Management User Guide |
| Delete all S3 buckets that were used as Cloud Disaster Recovery targets. |
Deleting or emptying a bucket section on
Amazon Simple Storage Service Developer Guide
NOTE:Perform this step only if the S3 buckets are not being used for purposes other than
Cloud Disaster Recovery.
|
| Unregister AMIs, and delete snapshots that Cloud Disaster Recovery server created for rapid recovery of VMs. |
Deregistering your Linux AMI section on
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud User Guide for Linux Instances
Look for AMIs and snapshots where the Cloud DR server is displayed in the Created By tag name. |
| Delete the SQS queues that are named CDRS-RestoreService <version>-Events and CDRS-RestoreService…<version>-Responses | delete-queue on AWS CLI Command Reference |
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