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Update Page Layout and add Tips about Clean Up
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jaradtke-aws committed Oct 2, 2023
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$ use-cluster $EKS_CLUSTER_NAME
```

## Next Steps

Now that the cluster is ready, head to the [Getting Started](/docs/introduction/getting-started) module or skip ahead to any module in the workshop with the top navigation bar. Once you're completed with the workshop, follow the steps below to clean-up your environment.

## Cleaning Up
## Cleaning Up (steps once you are done with the Workshop)

:::tip
The following demonstrates how you will later clean up resources once you are done using the EKS Cluster you created in previous steps to complete the modules.
:::

Before deleting the Cloud9 environment we need to clean up the cluster that we set up above.
Before deleting the Cloud9 environment we need to clean up the cluster that we set up in previous steps.

First use `delete-environment` to ensure that the sample application and any left-over lab infrastructure is removed:

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```bash test=false
$ eksctl delete cluster $EKS_CLUSTER_NAME --wait
```
```

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