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Remove another environment member
This step shows how you can remove any member other than your user from an environment.
Note
To remove any member other than your user from an environment, you must be signed in to AWS Cloud9 by using the environment owner's credentials.
Removing a member doesn't remove the user from IAM.
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Open the environment that contains the member you want to remove, if the environment isn't already open. For more information, see Opening an Environment in AWS Cloud9.
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In the Collaborate window, expand Environment Members, if the list of members isn't visible.
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Do one of the following:
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Next to the name of the member you want to delete, choose the trash can icon.
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Open the context (right-click) menu for the name of the member that you want to delete, and then choose Revoke Access.
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When prompted, choose Remove Member.
To use code to remove a member from an environment, call the AWS Cloud9 delete environment membership operation, as follows.
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AWS CLI |
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AWS SDK for C++ |
DeleteEnvironmentMembershipRequest |
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AWS SDK for Go |
DeleteEnvironmentMembership, DeleteEnvironmentMembershipRequest, DeleteEnvironmentMembershipWithContext |
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AWS SDK for Java |
DeleteEnvironmentMembershipRequest, DeleteEnvironmentMembershipResult |
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AWS SDK for JavaScript |
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AWS SDK for .NET |
DeleteEnvironmentMembershipRequest, DeleteEnvironmentMembershipResponse |
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AWS SDK for PHP |
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AWS SDK for Python (Boto) |
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AWS SDK for Ruby |
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AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell |
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AWS Cloud9 API |
