Closed root360-AndreasUlm closed 1 month ago
This is more or less, because we only add resources on demand. The reason for this is, that AWS has a lot of resources and a lot of them need special treatment (like ALBs in this example).
We will add this soon.
Hello any update on this issue ?
May I know if we can have this feature?
tracked via https://github.com/ekristen/aws-nuke/issues/350
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Hi,
we used aws-nuke to cleanup an account and encountered a deletion problem. When an LB has an active termination protection it cannot be removed by nuke:
eu-central-1 - ELBv2 - <name> - OperationNotPermitted: Load balancer 'arn:aws:elasticloadbalancing:eu-central-1:<accountid>:loadbalancer/app/<name>/<id>' cannot be deleted because deletion protection is enabled
IMHO nuke should remove the termination protection first and then issue the deletion request.
Is there a reason why nuke does not resolve this dependency?
Regards, Andreas