Deleting an empty vector bucket
You can delete a vector bucket when you no longer need it. To delete a vector bucket, you must first delete all the vector indexes within the bucket. When you delete a vector index, all vector data within it is deleted. Use the Amazon S3 REST API, Amazon SDKs, S3 Console, or the Amazon Command Line Interface (Amazon CLI) to delete a vector bucket.
Before you can delete a vector bucket, you must:
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Delete all vector indexes in the bucket.
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Ensure no operations are in progress on the bucket or its indexes.
Important
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Bucket deletion is permanent and can't be undone.
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All data and configuration associated with the bucket is permanently lost.
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The bucket name becomes available for reuse after deletion.
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Any applications or scripts referencing the bucket will receive errors after deletion.
Sign in to the console and open the Amazon S3 console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/s3/
. In the navigation pane, choose Vector buckets.
The console displays a list of all your vector buckets. Find a bucket based on the start of the bucket name, enter a vector bucket name or prefix in the search box above the bucket list. Once you locate and choose your vector bucket, select the Delete option.
To confirm this deletion, type
deleteand then select Delete vector bucket.
First, check that no vector indexes exist in the bucket. For more information about how to verify the bucket is empty, see Listing vector indexes.
If indexes exist, you must delete all vectors from each index and then delete the indexes. For more information about how to verify the bucket is empty, see Listing vectors, Deleting vectors from a vector index, and Deleting a vector index.
To delete the empty vector bucket, use the following example command and replace
the user input placeholders with your own information.
aws s3vectors delete-vector-bucket \ --vector-bucket-name "amzn-s3-demo-vector-bucket"