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Destroying Your Infrastructure

The final step is to destroy all of the resources from the two stacks created.

Step 1 — Destroy Resources

First, destroy the resources in your current stack:

pulumi destroy

This will show you a preview, much like the pulumi up command does:

Previewing destroy (prod):

     Type                         Name               Plan
 -   pulumi:pulumi:Stack                              iac-workshop-prod  delete     
 -   ├─ azure-nextgen:storage/latest:BlobContainer    mycontainer        delete     
 -   ├─ azure-nextgen:storage/latest:StorageAccount   mystorage          delete     
 -   └─ azure-nextgen:resources/latest:ResourceGroup  my-group           delete

Outputs:
  - AccountName: "myuniquename"

Resources:
    - 4 to delete

Do you want to perform this destroy?
  yes
> no
  details

To proceed, select yes.

Destroying (prod):

     Type                                             Name               Status
 -   pulumi:pulumi:Stack                              iac-workshop-prod  deleted
 -   ├─ azure-nextgen:storage/latest:BlobContainer    mycontainer        deleted     
 -   ├─ azure-nextgen:storage/latest:StorageAccount   mystorage          deleted     
 -   └─ azure-nextgen:resources/latest:ResourceGroup  my-group           deleted

Outputs:
  - AccountName: "myuniquename"

Resources:
    - 4 deleted

Duration: 1m0s

Permalink: https://app.pulumi.com/myuser/iac-workshop/prod/updates/2
The resources in the stack have been deleted, but the history and configuration
associated with the stack are still maintained. If you want to remove the stack
completely, run 'pulumi stack rm prod'.

Step 2 — Remove the Stack

The Azure resources for this stack have been destroyed. Per the message printed at the end, however, the stack itself is still known to Pulumi. This means all past history is still available and you can perform subsequent updates on this stack.

Now, fully remove the stack and all history:

pulumi stack rm

This is irreversible and so asks to confirm that this is your intent:

This will permanently remove the 'prod' stack!
Please confirm that this is what you'd like to do by typing ("prod"):

Type the name of the stack and hit enter. The stack is now gone.

Step 3 — Select Another Stack, Rinse and Repeat

After destroying prod, you still have the dev stack. To destroy it too, first select it:

pulumi stack select dev

Now, go back and repeat steps 1 and 2.

Step 4 — Verify That Stacks are Gone

Verify that all of this projec'ts stacks are now gone

pulumi stack ls

Next Steps

Congratulations! 🎉 You have completed the first lab.

Now that you're more familiar with infrastructure as code concepts and how the tool works, you can feel free to explore the more advanced collection of labs. These labs will teach you how to provision serverless workloads.

Lab 2 deploys an Azure Function App with HTTP-triggered serverless functions.

Get Started with Lab 2