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Nuke a whole AWS account and delete all its resources.
After upgrading nuke from 1.6 to 1.7 we have started getting occasional errors when trying to delete login profiles: Removal requested: 0 waiting, 2 failed, 288 skipped, 34 finished time="2022-03-02T17:16:08Z"...
aws-nuke appears to delete the associated EC2 instance for RDS Custom for SQL Server first rather than deleting the RDS DB instance (https://xxxxxxx.console.aws.amazon.com/rds/) which then causes the DB instance to...
Like many others I have N number account which are "prod" accounts called different names "Dog, Cat, Jello" Just examples. Can you change the code to look for account ID...
./aws-nuke-v2.15.0-linux-amd64 -c config.yml --access-key-id xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx --secret-access-key xxxxxxxxxxxl --no-dry-run I'm using the above command to nuke my entire AWS account, but all i see is failed in front of the above...
I know not all resources can be filer by dateOlderThan but is there a way to exclude all resources that nuke finds when running it in a newly created account?...
Our use case is to cleanup resources created by ci tests of CloudFormation resources. The issue we have with the current filtering mechanisms is that we pretty much constantly have...
**problem**: aws-nuke cannot delete EC2VPCEndpointServiceConfiguration if it has active connections. **expected**: aws-nuke deletes EC2VPCEndpointServiceConfiguration tested with: ``` version: v2.16.0 build date: Mon Sep 6 14:19:03 UTC 2021 scm hash: 048c4bb92e38f8a119fb5d988f548cc622fb1b26...
all resources say "failed" when performing aws-nuke. Please see attached and Please advise.
I am unable to delete any resources in my acccount sing nuke. The account I am using have admin access. Please advise. Why I am seeing failed.
Let's say I have 20 AWS accounts, each of which involve a different AWS CLI profile stored in ~/.aws/config -- it would be awesome if I could include which AWS...