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This step shows how you can remove your user from a shared environment.
Note
If you're the environment owner, you can't remove your user from an environment.
Removing your user from an environment doesn't remove your user from IAM.
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With the shared environment open, in the Collaborate window, expand Environment Members, if the list of members isn't visible.
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Do one of the following actions:
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Next to You, choose the trash can icon.
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Open the context (right-click) menu for You, and then choose Leave environment.
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When prompted, choose Leave.
To use code to remove your user from a shared 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 |
