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I've used aws-nuke a bunch but the use case seems significantly diminished now that AWS Organizations has the ability to delete entire accounts.
Last time I've checked it was a lengthy process involving attaching a credit card, leaving the organization and then deleting the account. Has it been changed?
Now has an API (with some caveats)
Shout out to AWS batch, where if you delete the role assigned to a compute cluster the cluster itself becomes impossible to delete. Found this out after using AWS nuke
Shout out to AWS batch, where if you delete the role assigned to a compute cluster the cluster itself becomes impossible to delete. Found this out after using AWS nuke
That's a weird one, but surely an aws-nuke bug? It must already use a deliberate order - there's plenty of resources that need anything linked/constituent deleted first - so that order is/was just not correct for those?
It is easy to screw it up.
Shout out to AWS batch, where if you delete the role assigned to a compute cluster the cluster itself becomes impossible to delete. Found this out after using AWS nuke
You can also try updating the cluster to have a new role.
Shout out to AWS batch, where if you delete the role assigned to a compute cluster the cluster itself becomes impossible to delete. Found this out after using AWS nuke
Try logging into the console as root, that lets you delete anything. You can also try updating the cluster to have a new role.
I would love a `terraform --nuke`. Not `destroy` - the opposite - destroy/nuke what I don't have in my config.