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Removing a Fabric Service Cluster

I used the Azure portal to highlight my first Fabric cluster. Cool, but now I have finished playing with him for several days and would like to single out him so that I do not pay for him. But it seems that Azure Portal does not detect an obvious way to delete a cluster.

Of course, I have to miss something. Can someone tell me how to turn it off so that I don’t pay for it or delete it at all?

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An SF cluster resource is made up of other Azure resources that you pay for. Therefore, so that you do not charge a fee, you will either have to delete these resources one by one, including the cluster resource, or simply delete the resource group that will delete all the resources under it.

If you have other things in RG and you want to save them, you will have to delete resources that support the SF cluster, they are all marked with two tags 1) clusterName: your cluster name 2) resourceType: Service Fabric

you can use those that narrow down the resources you need to remove.

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You can delete your resource group and the cluster will be deleted along with it. Obviously, this only works if you have nothing useful in the same resource group.

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The Remove-AzureRmResource functions work fine on the SF resource. There is no button for this on the portal yet.

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