Project Administrative Settings

Delete environments and remove project records when you offboard an application.

This guide covers project deletion safeguards and the required environment cleanup sequence.

About Deletion Safeguards

monolayer blocks project deletion while active environments still exist. Delete preview and production environments first so Amazon Web Services (AWS) resources can be removed before the project record is deleted.

Environment deletion runs an AWS Step Functions workflow that removes related CloudFormation stacks, Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) containers, load balancers, and isolated virtual private cloud (VPC) networks.

Deleting a Project

To remove all environments and delete the project registration from the control plane, you can use the administrative settings page.

Before you start

You must have administrative permissions for the control plane and the connected AWS account.

Steps

1. Click Projects in the global sidebar.
2. Click your target project.
3. Click Delete next to each preview environment in the Preview Environments table.
4. Click Delete next to the production environment in the Production Environment panel.
5. Wait until all environment rows are removed from the tables.
6. Click Settings > Admin in the project sidebar.
7. Click Delete the project.
8. Type confirm in the confirmation field.
9. Click Delete.

What happens next

The control plane deletes the project records, removes related Git provider configuration, and returns you to the platform home page.