How to delete Cloudwatch alarms through AWS-CLI?
I have to delete almost 3K+ Cloudwatch alarms all in INSUFFICIENT_STATE.
So to deal with this I -
1. Took out the list of all the alarms in INSUFFICIENT state through terminal
aws cloudwatch describe-alarms --query 'MetricAlarms[*].AlarmName' --state-value INSUFFICIENT_DATA --output text > list.csv
- Ran the file against a for loop through terminal only
for i in `cat list.csv` ;do aws cloudwatch delete-alarms --alarm-names $i ;done
- After running this command the alerts are not removed from AWS. I tested the script with 5 alarms in the list and the same worked. But this is not working for the file with more alarm names in it.
NOTE- I didn't get any error while running the command.
amazon-web-services aws-cli amazon-cloudwatch
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I have to delete almost 3K+ Cloudwatch alarms all in INSUFFICIENT_STATE.
So to deal with this I -
1. Took out the list of all the alarms in INSUFFICIENT state through terminal
aws cloudwatch describe-alarms --query 'MetricAlarms[*].AlarmName' --state-value INSUFFICIENT_DATA --output text > list.csv
- Ran the file against a for loop through terminal only
for i in `cat list.csv` ;do aws cloudwatch delete-alarms --alarm-names $i ;done
- After running this command the alerts are not removed from AWS. I tested the script with 5 alarms in the list and the same worked. But this is not working for the file with more alarm names in it.
NOTE- I didn't get any error while running the command.
amazon-web-services aws-cli amazon-cloudwatch
Do the file names have and special characters or spaces in them?
– David Webster
Jan 20 at 7:35
Can you check your CloudTrail logs and ensure the commands have been received?
– Maurice
Jan 20 at 11:55
delete-alarms has a fairly low tps limit, you could be getting throttled. Try adding a 0.5 second sleep in each iteration if the loop.
– Tartaglia
Jan 22 at 8:36
File names don't have special character, have verified them. @DavidWebster
– akshay_008
Jan 22 at 17:25
CloudTrail logs do show the commands received @Maurice
– akshay_008
Jan 22 at 17:28
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I have to delete almost 3K+ Cloudwatch alarms all in INSUFFICIENT_STATE.
So to deal with this I -
1. Took out the list of all the alarms in INSUFFICIENT state through terminal
aws cloudwatch describe-alarms --query 'MetricAlarms[*].AlarmName' --state-value INSUFFICIENT_DATA --output text > list.csv
- Ran the file against a for loop through terminal only
for i in `cat list.csv` ;do aws cloudwatch delete-alarms --alarm-names $i ;done
- After running this command the alerts are not removed from AWS. I tested the script with 5 alarms in the list and the same worked. But this is not working for the file with more alarm names in it.
NOTE- I didn't get any error while running the command.
amazon-web-services aws-cli amazon-cloudwatch
I have to delete almost 3K+ Cloudwatch alarms all in INSUFFICIENT_STATE.
So to deal with this I -
1. Took out the list of all the alarms in INSUFFICIENT state through terminal
aws cloudwatch describe-alarms --query 'MetricAlarms[*].AlarmName' --state-value INSUFFICIENT_DATA --output text > list.csv
- Ran the file against a for loop through terminal only
for i in `cat list.csv` ;do aws cloudwatch delete-alarms --alarm-names $i ;done
- After running this command the alerts are not removed from AWS. I tested the script with 5 alarms in the list and the same worked. But this is not working for the file with more alarm names in it.
NOTE- I didn't get any error while running the command.
amazon-web-services aws-cli amazon-cloudwatch
amazon-web-services aws-cli amazon-cloudwatch
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Do the file names have and special characters or spaces in them?
– David Webster
Jan 20 at 7:35
Can you check your CloudTrail logs and ensure the commands have been received?
– Maurice
Jan 20 at 11:55
delete-alarms has a fairly low tps limit, you could be getting throttled. Try adding a 0.5 second sleep in each iteration if the loop.
– Tartaglia
Jan 22 at 8:36
File names don't have special character, have verified them. @DavidWebster
– akshay_008
Jan 22 at 17:25
CloudTrail logs do show the commands received @Maurice
– akshay_008
Jan 22 at 17:28
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Do the file names have and special characters or spaces in them?
– David Webster
Jan 20 at 7:35
Can you check your CloudTrail logs and ensure the commands have been received?
– Maurice
Jan 20 at 11:55
delete-alarms has a fairly low tps limit, you could be getting throttled. Try adding a 0.5 second sleep in each iteration if the loop.
– Tartaglia
Jan 22 at 8:36
File names don't have special character, have verified them. @DavidWebster
– akshay_008
Jan 22 at 17:25
CloudTrail logs do show the commands received @Maurice
– akshay_008
Jan 22 at 17:28
Do the file names have and special characters or spaces in them?
– David Webster
Jan 20 at 7:35
Do the file names have and special characters or spaces in them?
– David Webster
Jan 20 at 7:35
Can you check your CloudTrail logs and ensure the commands have been received?
– Maurice
Jan 20 at 11:55
Can you check your CloudTrail logs and ensure the commands have been received?
– Maurice
Jan 20 at 11:55
delete-alarms has a fairly low tps limit, you could be getting throttled. Try adding a 0.5 second sleep in each iteration if the loop.
– Tartaglia
Jan 22 at 8:36
delete-alarms has a fairly low tps limit, you could be getting throttled. Try adding a 0.5 second sleep in each iteration if the loop.
– Tartaglia
Jan 22 at 8:36
File names don't have special character, have verified them. @DavidWebster
– akshay_008
Jan 22 at 17:25
File names don't have special character, have verified them. @DavidWebster
– akshay_008
Jan 22 at 17:25
CloudTrail logs do show the commands received @Maurice
– akshay_008
Jan 22 at 17:28
CloudTrail logs do show the commands received @Maurice
– akshay_008
Jan 22 at 17:28
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Do the file names have and special characters or spaces in them?
– David Webster
Jan 20 at 7:35
Can you check your CloudTrail logs and ensure the commands have been received?
– Maurice
Jan 20 at 11:55
delete-alarms has a fairly low tps limit, you could be getting throttled. Try adding a 0.5 second sleep in each iteration if the loop.
– Tartaglia
Jan 22 at 8:36
File names don't have special character, have verified them. @DavidWebster
– akshay_008
Jan 22 at 17:25
CloudTrail logs do show the commands received @Maurice
– akshay_008
Jan 22 at 17:28