route53cleaner

README

Route53 Cleaner

Suggests records that could be deleted from your AWS Route53 hosted zones.

Install

Via homebrew (macOS only):

$ brew install caarlos0/tap/route53-cleaner

Via go get:

$ go get github.com/caarlos0/route53-cleaner

Manually

Download the latest release, extract it and execute the route53-cleaner binary.

Usage

Just running it will show a list of records you may remove:

$ route53-cleaner

How it works

Route53 Cleaner scans several resources from your account and check your records against those resources addresses, compiling a list of records that might not be used.

These records are then printed to the user in an easy-to-pipe format.

Please note that Route53 Cleaner will never change anything in your account. You can check the code or give it read-only keys if you do not trust that affirmation (I won't blame you for that).

Auth

Either by having a ~/.aws/credentials, ~/.aws/config or the AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY environment variables exported.

More info can be found in the aws-sdk-go documentation.

Contributing

Please refer to our contributing guidelines.

Documentation

Overview

Package route53cleaner can find unused entries on Route53

Index

• type UnusedRecord
  • func FindUnused(sess *session.Session) (removables []UnusedRecord, err error)

Types

type UnusedRecord

type UnusedRecord struct {
	Name, Type, Addr string
}

UnusedRecord represents a probably unused record that may be removed

func FindUnused

func FindUnused(sess *session.Session) (removables []UnusedRecord, err error)

FindUnused returns records that are not being used and can probably be removed.