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I'd like to use this program to remove a specific, controlled list of resources in AWS, since it (libnuke) already knows how to remove a specific resource.
I was wondering if it's possible to add this feature, or maybe you're open to merging such feature if I implemented it?
Here's a more detailed use case: I have a bunch of terraform tfstates which contain ARNs. I can't and don't want to run terraform destroy because it takes too long and is super annoying (tf breaks too easily during this process). So I was thinking: I could grab the tfstate, get every ARN and pass it to aws-nuke.
Please let me know your thoughts on that. Thanks!
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@arturtamborski this is an interesting idea. I'll give it some thought over the next day or so while I travel. Off the top of my head there's a few challenges here, mainly tying an ARN to a resource and unfortunately not all resources can be deleted by ARNs so it's not a straight forward process.
Hi!
I'd like to use this program to remove a specific, controlled list of resources in AWS, since it (
libnuke
) already knows how to remove a specific resource.I was wondering if it's possible to add this feature, or maybe you're open to merging such feature if I implemented it?
Here's a more detailed use case: I have a bunch of terraform tfstates which contain ARNs. I can't and don't want to run
terraform destroy
because it takes too long and is super annoying (tf breaks too easily during this process). So I was thinking: I could grab the tfstate, get every ARN and pass it toaws-nuke
.Please let me know your thoughts on that. Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: