With the existence of shared AMI’s and snapshots between accounts comes the rising issue of whats in use and what isn’t?

With the latest release of the Bearse API, we have added the ability to designate dependencies between stacks from other features.

The 0.11.10 release of Guardian introduces a variety of fixes to various issues.

With the latest release of the following bearse features Guardian 0.

The 0.11.6 release of Guardian introduces support for certificates managed in Amazon Certificate Manager (ACM).

The 0.11.4 release of Guardian introduces the ability to create alarms on specific aliases on a lambda function.

With the latest update of bearse, we have added validation on all parameters of a bearse feature during the deployment process.

With the 0.0.7 release of the Start-Stop feature we’ve added the ability to interact with managed resources via a user interface.

The 0.9.8 release of Shelvery introduces two new features. Optional re-encryption of RDS Cluster & Instance snapshots Ability to skip backups of explicity unset retention types.

With the 0.9.0 release of the Guardian Bearse feature, we are logging AWS service events for RDS, Redshift, EC2, AWS Health and Trusted Advisor to a bucket in S3.