Shut down resources from Amazon SageMaker Studio Classic

Important

As of November 30, 2023, the previous Amazon SageMaker Studio experience is now named Amazon SageMaker Studio Classic. The following section is specific to using the Studio Classic application. For information about using the updated Studio experience, see Amazon SageMaker Studio.

You can shut down individual Amazon SageMaker resources, including notebooks, terminals, kernels, apps, and instances from Studio Classic. You can also shut down all of the resources in one of these categories at the same time. Amazon SageMaker Studio Classic does not support shutting down resources from within a notebook.

Note

When you shut down a Studio Classic notebook instance, additional resources that you created in Studio Classic are not deleted. For example, additional resources can include SageMaker endpoints, Amazon EMR clusters, and Amazon S3 buckets. To stop the accrual of charges, you must manually delete these resources. For information about finding resources that are accruing charges, see Analyzing your costs with AWS Cost Explorer.

The following topics demonstrate how to delete these SageMaker resources.

Shut down an open notebook

When you shut down a Studio Classic notebook, the notebook is not deleted. The kernel that the notebook is running on is shut down and any unsaved information in the notebook is lost. You can shut down an open notebook from the Studio Classic File menu or from the Running Terminal and Kernels pane. The following procedure shows how to shut down an open notebook from the Studio Classic File menu.

To shut down an open notebook from the File menu

1. Launch Studio Classic by following the steps in Launch Amazon SageMaker Studio Classic.

2. (Optional) Save the notebook contents by choosing File, then Save Notebook.

3. Choose File.

4. Choose Close and Shutdown Notebook. This opens a pop-up window.

5. From the pop-up window, choose OK.

Shut down resources

You can reach the Running Terminals and Kernels pane of Amazon SageMaker Studio Classic by selecting the Running Terminals and Kernels icon ( ). The Running Terminals and Kernels pane consists of four sections. Each section lists all the resources of that type. You can shut down each resource individually or shut down all the resources in a section at the same time.

When you choose to shut down all resources in a section, the following occurs:

• RUNNING INSTANCES/RUNNING APPS – All instances, apps, notebooks, kernel sessions, consoles/shells, and image terminals are shut down. System terminals aren't shut down.

• KERNEL SESSIONS – All kernels, notebooks and consoles/shells are shut down.

• TERMINAL SESSIONS – All image terminals and system terminals are shut down.

To shut down resources

1. Launch Studio Classic by following the steps in Launch Amazon SageMaker Studio Classic.

2. Choose the Running Terminals and Kernels icon.

3. Do either of the following:

   • To shut down a specific resource, choose the Shut Down icon on the same row as the resource.

     For running instances, a confirmation dialog box lists all of the resources that SageMaker will shut down. A confirmation dialog box displays all running apps. To proceed, choose Shut down all.

     Note

     A confirmation dialog box isn't displayed for kernel sessions or terminal sessions.

   • To shut down all resources in a section, choose the X to the right of the section label. A confirmation dialog box is displayed. Choose Shut down all to proceed.

     Note

     When you shut down these Studio Classic resources, any additional resources created from Studio Classic, such as SageMaker endpoints, Amazon EMR clusters, and Amazon S3 buckets are not deleted. You must manually delete these resources to stop the accrual of charges. For information about finding resources that are accruing charges, see Analyzing your costs with AWS Cost Explorer.