Cloud Custodian - Policies? Resource Management? Something Else?

[@DevOpsToolkit]

What do you think about Cloud Custodian? Does it fit your use-case? What are your thoughts?

[@auditore36]

The quality on your content is simple brilliant. Keep it up man!!

[@SV-tc8cu]

I think this tool is great for sandbox accounts. We provide sandbox AWS accounts for developers teams where they can experiment freely. I think this may be a very valueable tool to keep those account lean and delete stale resources

[@dirien]

"Wild West organisation" is my new phrase! But I agree on your points! I see some points but then also many points to not use it!

[@emboss64]

Good video Viktor! In our case we rely on custodian for an account we use as playground/sandbox

[@vinodv2206]

Very impressive explanation. Thanks for the insights

[@sharondvir5355]

Great session. One question, can I run a policy from a Python code directly?

[@DevOpsToolkit]

I don't see why not. In the worst case scenario, you can always run a CLI command from python.

[@patelbhavinim]

Do you know of a way to generate report for resources (multiple resources EC2, s3, etc) that are missing required labels?

[@DevOpsToolkit]

Yes. You can retrieve all resources that are missing all or specific labels.

[@quarksmusic]

Some similarities to AWS config

[@DevOpsToolkit]

Indeed

[@danielhd6719]

Why not ask chatgpt to write that shit

[@DevOpsToolkit]

In my case, it's Copilot 🙂