Closed dfaulks-ops closed 4 years ago
Hey @dfaulks-ops apologies for the delayed response. You can actually achieve this using AWS Organisations. You can set up a tagging policy and if those tags aren't used, the EC2 instances can be shutdown. Have a look into that to see if it'll help.
Thank you for your response. I will have a look into that now! Have a great day.
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Hey @dfaulks-ops https://github.com/dfaulks-ops apologies for the delayed response. You can actually achieve this using AWS Organisations. You can set up a tagging policy and if those tags aren't used, the EC2 instances can be shutdown. Have a look into that to see if it'll help.
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Just a quick question. I am looking into implementing this into my environment however I was wondering if there was a way to adapt this to utilizing tags instead of TTL?
The reason behind this is we often have ec2 instances brought up with either incorrect tags or in some cases large ec2 instances that have been forgotten. This is becoming quite costly. With the ability to use this cleanup method with tags I could eliminate this all together by having people stick with a standard or have their ec2 instance removed should they not follow it.