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rds instances are named neptune instance #1094
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➕ to the above observation, but this is probably to do with the underlying AWS API and not nuke (or its filters). I keep facing the same issue in that I see RDS instances being referred to as |
I've opened ekristen/aws-nuke#301 on what is now the actively managed fork of aws-nuke. I've confirmed your observations by looking at the API docs. I'll try and see about replicating and getting a fix in as soon as possible. Please see the copy of the notice from the README about the deprecation of this project. Sven was kind enough to grant me access to help triage and close issues and pull requests that have already been addressed in the actively maintained fork. Some additional information is located in the welcome issue for more information. Caution This repository for aws-nuke is no longer being actively maintained. We recommend users to switch to the actively maintained fork of this project at ekristen/aws-nuke. |
when you perform and plan a nuke of an account, rds instances are listed as Neptune instances. This is buried in the fact, that the neptune api may return rds and docdb instances as well.
Can we build a filter into the logic to filter out only actual neptune instances, as this will delete rds instances at the moment even though rds is blacklisted?
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/neptune/latest/userguide/api-instances.html#DescribeDBInstances
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