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🎉 ECR Cleanup Feature #48

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🎉 ECR Cleanup Feature #48

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@alubneuski alubneuski commented Oct 11, 2023

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This pull request introduces a new feature that allows users to remove non-active container images from Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR). Over time, ECR repositories can accumulate a large number of container images, and this new functionality provides an automated way to clean up and manage these images, helping users save storage space, reduce costs, and remove old images with vulnerabilities.

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  • Added a new command-line interface (CLI) option, --ecr_cleanup, to the existing ECR management tool.
    
  • Implemented logic to identify non-active images by comparing them with running containers in the associated Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) cluster.
    
  • Added a confirmation prompt to ensure users are aware of the images that will be removed.
    
  • Implemented image removal functionality based on the provided criteria.
    

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lgtm!

@alubneuski alubneuski merged commit 11d49b8 into main Jan 17, 2024
@alubneuski alubneuski deleted the feature/al/add-ecr-cleanup branch January 17, 2024 17:46
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