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aws-nuke

Tool to remove all resources from an AWS account for cleanup and testing.

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About aws-nuke

AWS Nuke is a tool that removes all resources from an AWS account. Developers use it to clean up and reset AWS environments for testing purposes or when decommissioning accounts. The tool provides filtering capabilities to target specific resources and can handle a wide range of AWS resource types. AWS Nuke is developed by ekristen and written in Go, making it a command-line utility that can be integrated into automation workflows.

The tool is distributed under the MIT license. It includes features for configuring which resources to delete, filtering by region and other criteria, and supports signed binaries for verification. The project maintains comprehensive documentation and examples to help users understand how to safely use the tool in their AWS accounts.

Developer
ekristen
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License
MIT
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Language
Go
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Latest release
3.68.3, 2 October 2026
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GitHub stars
1.4k
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Repository since
November 2021
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Checked 26 October 2026.

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