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Manually Remove NodeZero Azure Resources

NodeZero automatically removes the resources it deploys – a virtual machine, OS disk, network interface, and managed identity – when the pentest completes. In rare cases, such as a pentest that is force-stopped or a connectivity failure during teardown, the resource group may persist in your Azure environment.

Find the Resource Group

In the Azure portal, navigate to Resource groups and search for groups named H3-NodeZero-rg-*. Each test run uses a unique suffix, so there may be more than one if multiple tests failed to clean up.

Delete the Resource Group

Open the resource group and verify it contains only H3-NodeZero-* resources before proceeding. Then click Delete resource group in the command bar.

Azure resource group H3-NodeZero-rg-[suffix] showing four NodeZero resources and the Delete resource group button highlighted in the command bar.

Warning

Verify the resource group contains only NodeZero resources before deleting. The H3-NodeZero- naming prefix is unique to NodeZero deployments, but confirm the contents match what is listed above (NIC, disk, managed identity, VM) before proceeding.