AWS-Nuke enables User to delete various types of AWS resources, such as EC2 instances, S3 buckets, RDS databases, IAM users, and more. User can define a configuration file that lists the resources that User wants to delete. AWS-Nuke will then automate the cleanup process based on configuration. Selective Deletion: The tool allows User to specify which AWS regions and accounts needs to be cleaned up, providing flexibility in managing resources across different environments. Dry Run Mode: AWS-Nuke offers a dry run mode that allows User to preview the resources that would be deleted without actually performing the deletion. Custom Resource Types: User can extend AWS-nuke to support additional AWS resource types, providing flexibility for deleting custom resources. Safety Measures:

While AWS-nuke is a powerful tool for resource cleanup, it includes safeguards to prevent accidental deletion of critical resources. User can configure the tool to skip specific resources or resource types. Auditing and Compliance: AWS-nuke can be used for auditing and compliance purposes, ensuring that resources are properly decommissioned and sensitive data is removed as necessary. Cost Reduction: By cleaning up and removing unnecessary AWS resources, User can reduce  AWS costs, especially in cases where resources are no longer in use. It’s important to note that AWS-nuke should be used with caution, as it has the potential to delete resources irreversibly.

It’s recommended to thoroughly review of configuration and conduct dry runs to ensure that the correct resources are targeted for deletion. Additionally, AWS-Nuke may require appropriate permissions in  AWS environment to delete resources.

Always exercise caution when using any tool that can delete AWS resources, and consider backup or rollback procedures as a safety net, for more details you can find all necessary details in our site Matoffo.