I made a CLI tool in Go to easily delete ~300 AWS resources by their Terraform names and IDs (even across multiple accounts+regions)

• awsls

  3 809 0.0 Go

  A list command for AWS resources

It's because I build the tooling in way that Terraform resource names, such as aws_vpc, aws_instance, aws_iam_role, etc. can be used to find resources (with awsls) and delete them (with awsrm), instead of using the to me not so familiar and inconsistent AWS CLI (or CloudFormation) resource names with commands, such as aws ec2 describe-vpcs or aws ec2 delete-vpc (in some cases it's list instead of describe, e.g., for roles it's aws iam list-roles, which is hard to remember).

• awsrm

  3 93 0.0 Go

  A remove command for AWS resources

It's because I build the tooling in way that Terraform resource names, such as aws_vpc, aws_instance, aws_iam_role, etc. can be used to find resources (with awsls) and delete them (with awsrm), instead of using the to me not so familiar and inconsistent AWS CLI (or CloudFormation) resource names with commands, such as aws ec2 describe-vpcs or aws ec2 delete-vpc (in some cases it's list instead of describe, e.g., for roles it's aws iam list-roles, which is hard to remember).

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