Excluir produtos usando o AWS CLI

No console AWS CLI, navegue até a pasta de configuração. Por padrão, a pasta de configuração é ~/.aws/ no Linux e no macOS ou %USERPROFILE%\.aws\ no Windows.

Crie uma subpasta chamada cli usando a navegação de arquivos ou digitando o seguinte comando em seu terminal preferido:

             $ mkdir -p ~/.aws/cli
           

O caminho padrão da pasta cli resultante é ~/.aws/cli/ no Linux e no macOS ou %USERPROFILE%\.aws\cli no Windows.

Na nova pasta cli, crie um arquivo de texto chamado alias sem extensão de arquivo. Você pode criar o arquivo alias usando a navegação de arquivos ou digitando o seguinte comando no terminal de sua preferência:

              $ touch ~/.aws/cli/alias
            

Entre [toplevel] na primeira linha.

Salve o arquivo.

No console da AWS CLI, navegue até a pasta AWS CLI de configuração e abra o arquivo alias.

Insira o seguinte alias de código no arquivo, abaixo da linha [toplevel]:

             [command servicecatalog]
          	 force-delete-product =
          	   !f() {
          	     if [ "$#" -ne 1 ]; then
          	         echo "Illegal number of parameters"
          	         exit 1
          	     fi
          	 
          	     if [[ "$1" != prod-* ]]; then
          	        echo "Please provide a valid product id."
          	        exit 1
          	     fi
          	 
          	     productId=$1
          	     describeProductAsAdminResponse=$(aws servicecatalog describe-product-as-admin --id $productId)
          	     listPortfoliosForProductResponse=$(aws servicecatalog list-portfolios-for-product --product-id $productId)
          	 
          	     tagOptions=$(echo "$describeProductAsAdminResponse" | jq -r '.TagOptions[].Id')
          	     budgetName=$(echo "$describeProductAsAdminResponse" | jq -r '.Budgets[].BudgetName')
          	     portfolios=$(echo "$listPortfoliosForProductResponse" | jq -r '.PortfolioDetails[].Id')
          	     provisioningArtifacts=$(echo "$describeProductAsAdminResponse" | jq -r '.ProvisioningArtifactSummaries[].Id')
          	     provisioningArtifactServiceActionAssociations=()
          	 
          	     for provisioningArtifactId in $provisioningArtifacts; do
          	       listServiceActionsForProvisioningArtifactResponse=$(aws servicecatalog list-service-actions-for-provisioning-artifact --product-id $productId --provisioning-artifact-id $provisioningArtifactId)
          	       serviceActions=$(echo "$listServiceActionsForProvisioningArtifactResponse" | jq -r '[.ServiceActionSummaries[].Id] | join(",")')
          	       if [[ -n "$serviceActions" ]]; then
          	         provisioningArtifactServiceActionAssociations+=("${provisioningArtifactId}:${serviceActions}")
          	       fi
          	     done
          	 
          	     echo "Before deleting a product, the following associated resources must be disassociated. These resources will not be deleted. This action may take some time, depending on the number of resources being disassociated."
          	 
          	     echo "Portfolios:"
          	     for portfolioId in $portfolios; do
          	       echo "\t${portfolioId}"
          	     done
          	 
          	     echo "Budgets:"
          	     if [[ -n "$budgetName" ]]; then
          	       echo "\t${budgetName}"
          	     fi
          	 
          	     echo "Tag Options:"
          	     for tagOptionId in $tagOptions; do
          	       echo "\t${tagOptionId}"
          	     done
          	 
          	     echo "Service Actions on Provisioning Artifact:"
          	     for association in "${provisioningArtifactServiceActionAssociations[@]}"; do
          	       echo "\t${association}"
          	     done
          	 
          	     read -p "Are you sure you want to delete ${productId}? y,n "
          	     if [[ ! $REPLY =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then
          	        exit
          	     fi
          	 
          	     for portfolioId in $portfolios; do
          	       echo "Disassociating ${portfolioId}"
          	       aws servicecatalog disassociate-product-from-portfolio --product-id $productId --portfolio-id $portfolioId
          	     done
          	 
          	     if [[ -n "$budgetName" ]]; then
          	       echo "Disassociating ${budgetName}"
          	       aws servicecatalog disassociate-budget-from-resource --budget-name "$budgetName" --resource-id $productId
          	     fi
          	 
          	     for tagOptionId in $tagOptions; do
          	       echo "Disassociating ${tagOptionId}"
          	       aws servicecatalog disassociate-tag-option-from-resource --tag-option-id $tagOptionId --resource-id $productId
          	     done
          	 
          	     for association in "${provisioningArtifactServiceActionAssociations[@]}"; do
          	       associationPair=(${association//:/ })
          	       provisioningArtifactId=${associationPair[0]}
          	       serviceActionsList=${associationPair[1]}
          	       serviceActionIds=${serviceActionsList//,/ }
          	       for serviceActionId in $serviceActionIds; do
          	         echo "Disassociating ${serviceActionId} from ${provisioningArtifactId}"
          	         aws servicecatalog disassociate-service-action-from-provisioning-artifact --product-id $productId --provisioning-artifact-id $provisioningArtifactId --service-action-id $serviceActionId
          	       done
          	     done
          	 
          	     echo "Deleting product ${productId}"
          	     aws servicecatalog delete-product --id $productId
          	 
          	   }; f
            

Salve o arquivo.

Abra uma janela de terminal e execute o seguinte comando:

$ cat >> ~/.aws/cli/alias

Cole o script de alias na janela do terminal e pressione CTRL+D para sair do comando cat.

Na janela do terminal, execute os comandos seguintes para chamar o alias do produto excluído

$ aws servicecatalog force-delete-product {product-id}

O exemplo abaixo mostra o comando alias force-delete-product e sua resposta resultante

              $ aws servicecatalog force-delete-product prod-123
              

              Before deleting a product, the following associated resources must be disassociated. These resources will not be deleted. This action may take some time, depending on the number of resources being disassociated.
              Portfolios:
                port-123
              Budgets:
                  budgetName
              Tag Options:
                  tag-123
              Service Actions on Provisioning Artifact:
                  pa-123:act-123
              Are you sure you want to delete prod-123? y,n 
            

Digite y para confirmar se você deseja excluir o produto.