If you no longer require a replication pair-consistent group for geo-disaster recovery, you can delete the group to release resources. When you delete a replication pair-consistent group, the system retains the replication pairs, disks, and disk data. This topic describes how to delete a replication pair-consistent group.
Procedure
After you delete a replication pair-consistent group, the data of the secondary site is automatically rolled back to the point of time when the most recent asyn replication was completed. In other words, data of the previous ongoing periodic asyn replication is lost. Proceed with caution.
Log on to the Elastic Block Storage (EBS) console.
In the left-side navigation pane, choose .
In the top navigation bar, select the region and resource group to which the resource belongs.
Stop a replication pair-consistent group.
The replication pair-consistent group must be in the Stopped state. In the replication pair-consistent group list, find the replication pair-consistent group that you want to stop and click Stop in the Actions column.
Remove all replication pairs from the replication pair-consistent group.
When you delete a replication pair-consistent group, make sure that you remove all replication pairs from the group.
In the replication pair-consistent group list, find the replication pair-consistent group that you want to delete and click the group ID.
On the details page of the replication pair-consistent group, find the asynchronous replication pair that you want to remove and click Remove in the Actions column.
Delete a replication pair-consistent group.
In the replication pair-consistent group list, find the replication pair-consistent group that you want to delete and choose
> Delete in the Actions column.