---
name: "makeflow_amazon_batch_cleanup"
section: "1"
platform: "linux"
package: "coop-computing-tools"
version: "9.9-2+b4"
release: "Debian 12 (Bookworm)"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/makeflow_amazon_batch_cleanup"
---

# makeflow\_amazon\_batch\_cleanup(1)

clean up Amazon services after running Makeflow

## NAME

**makeflow\_amazon\_batch\_cleanup** - clean up Amazon services after running Makeflow

## SYNOPSIS

FC**makeflow\_amazon\_batch\_cleanup \<config-file\>**FT

## DESCRIPTION

FCmakeflow\_amazon\_batch\_cleanupFT cleans up the virtual private cluster, subnets, and other details that were created by FCmakeflow\_amazon\_batch\_setupFT and stored in the config file passed on the command line.

It is possible that cleanup may fail, if the cluster or other elements are still in use, and display a message from AWS.  In this case, make sure that you have terminated any workflows running in the cluster and try again.  If cleanup still fails, you may need to use the AWS console to view and delete the relevant items listed in the config file.

## OPTIONS

None.

## EXAMPLES

```

```

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  makeflow\_amazon\_batch\_setup 3 2 4 my.config makeflow -T amazon-batch --amazon-batch-config=my.config --amazon-ami=USER\_PROVIDED\_ECS\_IMAGE\_ARN example.makeflow makeflow\_amazon\_batch\_cleanup my.config

## COPYRIGHT

The Cooperative Computing Tools are Copyright (C) 2005-2019 The University of Notre Dame.  This software is distributed under the GNU General Public License.  See the file COPYING for details.

## SEE ALSO

- •

  **Cooperative Computing Tools Documentation**

- •

  **Makeflow User Manual**

- •

  **[makeflow(1)](/makeflow/1.md)** **[makeflow\_monitor(1)](/makeflow_monitor/1.md)** **[makeflow\_analyze(1)](/makeflow_analyze/1.md)** **[makeflow\_viz(1)](/makeflow_viz/1.md)** **[makeflow\_graph\_log(1)](/makeflow_graph_log/1.md)** **[starch(1)](/starch/1.md)** **[makeflow\_ec2\_setup(1)](/makeflow_ec2_setup/1.md)** **[makeflow\_ec2\_cleanup(1)](/makeflow_ec2_cleanup/1.md)** **makeflow\_ec2\_estimate(1)**
