Guide for Complete removal of install of GAM?

[Jim Van Fleet]

I love GAM and will be continuing to use it, but I've set it up a few different times. There is a lot going on during setup with authenticating and service accounts.

At this point, I'd like to completely remove every trace of every installation of GAM and start over with a more security driven approach to permissions and scope of access.

Is there a resource available with instructions on uninstalling GAM?

[Trevor Scanlan]

On the GAM wiki, about halfway down the page, there are 3 or 4 sections on uninstalling GAM. It depends on how it was installed. 

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[Ross Scroggs]

Jim,

There are two principal areas: Admin console and Cloud console:

Admin console: https://admin.google.com/ac/owl/domainwidedelegation

Hover over a line with GAM in the name and click delete at the end of the line

Cloud console: https://console.cloud.google.com/cloud-resource-manager

Click the three dots at the end of any GAM project line and click Delete

Copy  the project ID into the Project ID * box and click SHUT DOWN

The project will be shutdown and deleted in ten days.

Ross

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[Jim Van Fleet]

This line, "Copy  the project ID into the Project ID * box and click SHUT DOWN" didn't make any sense until I actually tried deleting one...I was scratching my head looking for the place to put in the "Project ID *" box. Lol. It pops up when you actually click delete!

I had to figure out how to get the ability to delete a project. When logging in with my super admin account and clicking on a project, the "MOVE" and "DELETE" light up quickly and then gray out.

From there, I have to follow these steps:

1. Click on project resource

2. SHOW INFO PANEL

3. PERMISSIONS -> ADD PRINCIPAL

4. Add super admin account and select a role -> Owner

After that, the "MOVE" and "DELETE" buttons are blue and ready to go. When setting up GAM, I set up special accounts separately from my main super admin account...so those accounts had ownership. Luckily I was able to add ownership to a principal and delete ;)

When deleting a project like this, does the service account associated get removed as well? https://console.cloud.google.com/iam-admin/serviceaccounts

I would imagine so, but I just want to be certain not to leave things dangling around ;)

-JVF