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add --cleanup-aws option to remove *ANY* AWS allocated resource #157
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Agreed 👍 |
@cwaltken-edrans Are you already working on a fix? I would like to start contributing to the project and this issue seems interesting. |
No, I'm not working on this one right now. Feel free to send a PR.
I'm pretty sure we can get it merged.
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Thank you. Could you please give me some pointers, since I am new to the project? What other resources should the "--cleanup-aws" option delete? |
Please take a look at: https://github.com/cwaltken-edrans/goad/blob/master/infrastructure/aws/aws.go Resources to delete if present that come right to my mind would be:
Ideally the cleanup code would also apply to the Docker infrastructure though to run goad on docker is still considered to be an experimental feature. |
Any update on it? |
Right now, no one is working on this. |
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