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When you delete an Amazon VPC, all its components are also deleted. These components include subnets, security groups, network access control lists (network ACLs), route tables, internet gateways, and DHCP options. However, before you attempt to delete your Amazon VPC, you must first delete or disassociate all dependent resources. Follow these steps in the order listed here to avoid dependency errors.

Before you delete your Amazon VPC, you must delete the dependent resources.

You can use the AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) delete-vpc command or the Amazon VPC console to delete your Amazon VPC.

Note: If you receive errors when running AWS CLI commands, make sure that you’re using the most recent AWS CLI version.

The following error indicates that there are dependencies that you must remove before you can delete the Amazon VPC:

"An error occurred (DependencyViolation) when calling the DeleteVpc operation: The vpc 'vpc-id' has dependencies and cannot be deleted."

To resolve this error, complete the following steps:

1.    Run the following script to find the remaining dependencies:

Note: In the preceding script, enter your VPC ID in the vpc field and AWS Region (for example, us-east-1) in the Region field. Also, make sure that you're using credentials with appropriate permissions to run the Describe API calls.

2.    Delete the remaining dependencies that you identified in step 1, and then retry deleting your Amazon VPC.

"VPC contains one or more instances, and cannot be deleted until those instances have been terminated."

This error indicates that the Amazon VPC has Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances running on it. To resolve this error, terminate your instances.

"VPC contains one or more in-use network interfaces, and cannot be deleted until those network interfaces have been deleted."

This error indicates that the Amazon VPC has network interfaces that are in use or available.

"An error occurred (InvalidParameterValue) when calling the DeleteNetworkInterface operation: Network interface 'eni-aabbccdd' is currently in use."

This error indicates that there are requester-managed network interfaces that you can't delete. To delete requester-managed network interfaces, you must delete the AWS service that created the network interfaces.

Follow these steps to remove the dependent services:

1.    Open the Amazon EC2 console.

2.    Select the AWS Region that the Amazon VPC is in.

3.    In the navigation pane, under Network Interfaces, search for the VPC ID of the Amazon VPC that you're deleting.

4.    Select the network interface and choose the Details tab.

5.    Review the Description to see which resources the network interface is attached to.

6.    Delete the associated resources. For example, you're deleting a Network Interface and the Requester ID is amazon-elb. Use the value in the Description field of the Elastic Network Interface to identify the load balancer. Then, navigate to the Load Balancer section of the Amazon EC2 console, locate the load balancer, and delete it. Note: If the network interface is a primary one, then it's deleted when you delete the instance.

"VPC has one or more attached NAT gateways or virtual private gateways, and cannot be deleted until they are detached or deleted."

This error indicates that the Amazon VPC has a dependency. To delete them, follow the steps in Delete a NAT gateway and Detaching and deleting a virtual private gateway.

"The VPC is peered as a requester with at least one other VPC through peering connections."

This error indicates that there are active VPC peering connections in the Amazon VPC. To delete them, follow the steps in Delete a VPC peering connection.

If you still have dependencies that are blocking the Amazon VPC from deletion, then use the following procedures.

To delete the carrier gateway:

1.    Open the Amazon VPC console.

2.    In the navigation pane, choose Carrier Gateways.

3.    Select the carrier gateway, and then choose Actions. Then, choose Delete carrier gateway.

4.    In the Delete carrier gateway dialog box, enter Delete, and then choose Delete.

To disassociate the VPC from any local gateway route tables:

1.    Open the AWS Outposts console.

2.    In the navigation pane, choose Local gateway route tables.

3.    Select the route table.

4.    Choose Actions, and then choose View details.

5.    In VPC associations, select the VPC to disassociate, and then choose Disassociate.

6.    Choose Disassociate.

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The main line of the signal line is subtracted from the two exponential moving averages to create the main line of the signal line.

The difference between the two lines in question is used to calculate the MACD histogram. The zero line is where the histogram, along with the other two lines, fluctuates up and down.

The three elements that move around the zero line are in the MACD indicator.

The closing prices of assets are used to calculate exponential moving averages, and the periods used to measure both are usually set at 12 and 26 periods. The period can be set in many different ways, but this article will focus on the daily ranges.

It's good to know that the MACD indicator can be tailored to fit different trading strategies.

The line is calculated using the standard time ranges.

The MACD line is 12d

When the 12-day and 26-day EMAs are exchanging position, the central axis crossovers warns traders because the MACD line oscillates above and below the zero line.

The signal line is calculated from the 9-day EMA of the main line, and as such provides more information about its previous moves.

The signal line is 9d of the MACD line.

When the MACD and signal lines intersect, they are usually considered trend reversal signals, especially when they occur at the extremes of the chart.

The relative movements of the signal lines and the MACD are recorded in the histogram. It is calculated by subtracting one from the other.

The signal line and the MACD line are related.

The bar graph makes it easier to read and interpret the histogram.

The trading volume of the asset has nothing to do with the histogram bars.

The default setting for the MACD is based on the 12 period exponential moving averages. Technical analysts and chartists change the period settings in order to get a more sensitive indicator.

In traditional financial markets, the MACD is often used in conjunction with longer time frames, such as weekly or monthly charts.

Increasing the sensitivity of the MACD indicator can be risky because it can lead to a higher number of false signals and misleading information due to the high volatility of thecryptocurrencies markets.

The correlation between the two moving averages can be described as either convergent or divergent, and the Moving Average Convergence Divergence indicator tracks the relationships between moving averages. The lines gravitate towards each other, while the lines are not.

When the signal line crosses above or below the central axis, the relevant signals of the MACD indicator are related.

Many false and misleading signals can be produced by the center axis and signal line crossovers. One shouldn't rely on the MACD indicator alone.

When the MACD line moves into the positive or negative area, center axis crossovers occur.

The positive value of the MACD indicates that the 12-dayEMA is larger than the 26 dayEMA. The 26 day MA is higher than the 12 day MA because the negative MACD is shown when the line crosses below the central axis. Positive and negative MACD lines indicate bullish and bearish momentum, respectively.