Chapter 5: Housekeeping

Time to clean up. In this chapter, we’ll destroy all the resources we created to avoid unnecessary charges on your DigitalOcean account.

Goals

• Destroy all Pulumi stacks in reverse order
• Verify all resources are cleaned up
• Save any work you want to keep

Estimated Time: 15 minutes

Before You Begin

Warning: This will permanently delete all resources. Make sure to:

1. Save any work or configurations you want to keep
2. Export any Grafana dashboards you created
3. Note any custom agents you’d like to recreate later

Step 1: Destroy Chapter 4 Resources

The multi-agent setup and faulty deployment:

cd cfgmgmtcamp-2026-multi-agent
pulumi destroy --yes
pulumi stack rm dev --yes

Step 2: Destroy Chapter 3 Resources

The monitoring stack and sample application:

cd ../cfgmgmtcamp-2026-platform
pulumi destroy --yes
pulumi stack rm dev --yes

Step 3: Destroy Chapter 2 Resources

Kagent, kmcp, and all AI agents:

cd ../cfgmgmtcamp-2026-kagent
pulumi destroy --yes
pulumi stack rm dev --yes

Step 4: Destroy Chapter 1 Resources

The DigitalOcean Kubernetes cluster:

cd ../cfgmgmtcamp-2026-agentic-ai-workshop
pulumi destroy --yes
pulumi stack rm dev --yes

Note: This step takes 5-10 minutes as DigitalOcean deprovisions the cluster.

Step 5: Verify Cleanup

Check Pulumi Cloud

Visit app.pulumi.com and verify that all stacks are removed.

Check DigitalOcean Console

Visit the DigitalOcean Console and verify:

• No Kubernetes clusters named cfgmgmtcamp-2026-* (your workshop clusters)
• No orphaned Load Balancers
• No orphaned Volumes

Check for Orphaned Resources

If you see any orphaned resources in DigitalOcean, you can delete them manually:

# List all Kubernetes clusters
doctl kubernetes cluster list

# Delete a cluster manually if needed
doctl kubernetes cluster delete <cluster-id>

# List all Load Balancers
doctl compute load-balancer list

# List all Volumes
doctl compute volume list

One-Command Cleanup (Alternative)

If you prefer to clean everything at once, create this script in the parent directory of your project folders:

#!/bin/bash
# cleanup.sh - Run from the parent directory containing all workshop project folders

set -e

echo "Destroying Chapter 4..."
cd cfgmgmtcamp-2026-multi-agent && pulumi destroy --yes && pulumi stack rm dev --yes --force 2>/dev/null || true
cd ..

echo "Destroying Chapter 3..."
cd cfgmgmtcamp-2026-platform && pulumi destroy --yes && pulumi stack rm dev --yes --force 2>/dev/null || true
cd ..

echo "Destroying Chapter 2..."
cd cfgmgmtcamp-2026-kagent && pulumi destroy --yes && pulumi stack rm dev --yes --force 2>/dev/null || true
cd ..

echo "Destroying Chapter 1..."
cd cfgmgmtcamp-2026-agentic-ai-workshop && pulumi destroy --yes && pulumi stack rm dev --yes --force 2>/dev/null || true
cd ..

echo "Cleanup complete!"

Run it:

chmod +x cleanup.sh
./cleanup.sh

Clean Up Local Files

Remove generated files:

# Remove kubeconfig files
rm -f cfgmgmtcamp-2026-agentic-ai-workshop/kubeconfig.yaml

# Remove node_modules (optional, to save space)
rm -rf cfgmgmtcamp-2026-*/node_modules

Final Checklist

Before leaving, verify:

• All Pulumi stacks destroyed
• No DigitalOcean resources remaining
• No unexpected charges on your account
• Any important work saved/exported

Thank you

Thank you for attending the Building AI-Assisted Operations: Agentic AI Workshop.

This workshop covered deploying Kubernetes-native AI agents with Kagent, using MCP to connect agents to external tools, creating multi-agent systems that coordinate autonomously, and using Pulumi for infrastructure as code.

Stay Connected

• Star this repo: github.com/dirien/cfgmgmtcamp-2026-agentic-ai-workshop
• Join the Pulumi Community: slack.pulumi.com
• Follow us on X: @PulumiCorp
• Learn more: pulumi.com/learn

Feedback

We’d love to hear your feedback! Please fill out the workshop survey (link provided by instructors).

See you at the next CfgMgmtCamp.