openshift_aws_cleanup

Cleanup AWS resources created by OpenShift 4 installations where cluster uninstall can not be used.

This role finds and deletes a number of different types of AWS resources. While it has been well tested, we must emphasize that this sort of find-and-delete activity is inherently dangerous. Using openshift-install destroy cluster is the recommended way to remove a cluster and related AWS resources. This role is meant only for clean up when this is not an option.

Requirements

aws command line utility authenticated to an AWS account.

Role Variables

openshift_aws_cleanup_cluster_ids - List of OpenShift cluster IDs. IDs will be matched against AWS resource tags kubernetes.io/cluster/<ID> and should include the full id, ex: cluster-example-4a4ax.

openshift_aws_cleanup_region - Region to clean resources from. Each run of this role cleans one region.

Example Playbook

An example playbook is included with the role:

- name: Clean-up AWS For cluster
  hosts: localhost
  roles:
  - openshift_aws_cleanup

An example vars.yaml file:

openshift_aws_cleanup_region: us-east-1
openshift_aws_cleanup_cluster_ids:
- cluster-test01-q2245
- cluster-test02-x945a
- cluster-test03-ah8a6

Run with:

ansible-playbook playbook.yaml -e @vars.yaml

License

GPLv3

Author Information

Johnathan Kupferer