GruCloud AWS Nuke

gc-aws-nuke is a command line tool to destroy over 800 AWS resources across various regions.

Requirements

Ensure the following are installed and configured properly:

- Node.js
- AWS CLI
- AWS Secret and Access Key

Installation

Install the CLI gc-aws-nuke globally:

``sh npm i -g @grucloud/aws-nuke`

`Usage`

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Run the following command in a terminal:

`sh gc-aws-nuke`

This command attempts to delete the most common AWS resources, around 400. To delete all the resources, around 800, use the -a option,

`sh gc-aws-nuke -a`

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Specify one region:

`sh gc-aws-nuke --regions us-east-1`

Specify multiple regions:

`sh gc-aws-nuke --regions us-east-1 us-west-1`

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One can specify an AWS profile to use:

`sh gc-aws-nuke --profile my-profile`

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The groups command list the group of the most common services

`sh gc-aws-nuke groups`

To list all supported group of resources, use the --all option

`txt gc-aws-nuke groups --all`

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`sh gc-aws-nuke --help`

`txt Options: -V, --version output the version number -p, --profile the AWS profile (default: "default") -r, --regions regions, for instance us-east-1 -a, --includeAllResources Destroy all known services --includeGroups include only the group of services, for instance EC2, RDS, ECS, SSM -h, --help display help for command

Commands: groups|g [options] List the group of services nuke Destroy the resources help [command] display help for command``

Contribution

Head over the GruCloud's GitHub to report a bug or a feature.

GruCloud AWS Nuke

gc-aws-nuke is a command line tool to destroy over 800 AWS resources across various regions.

Requirements

Ensure the following are installed and configured properly:

- Node.js
- AWS CLI
- AWS Secret and Access Key

Installation

Install the CLI gc-aws-nuke globally:

``sh npm i -g @grucloud/aws-nuke`

`Usage`

`$3`

Run the following command in a terminal:

`sh gc-aws-nuke`

This command attempts to delete the most common AWS resources, around 400. To delete all the resources, around 800, use the -a option,

`sh gc-aws-nuke -a`

`$3`

Specify one region:

`sh gc-aws-nuke --regions us-east-1`

Specify multiple regions:

`sh gc-aws-nuke --regions us-east-1 us-west-1`

`$3`

One can specify an AWS profile to use:

`sh gc-aws-nuke --profile my-profile`

`$3`

The groups command list the group of the most common services

`sh gc-aws-nuke groups`

To list all supported group of resources, use the --all option

`txt gc-aws-nuke groups --all`

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`sh gc-aws-nuke --help`

Commands: groups|g [options] List the group of services nuke Destroy the resources help [command] display help for command``

Contribution

Head over the GruCloud's GitHub to report a bug or a feature.