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- serverless-s3-cleaner
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serverless-s3-cleaner
Serverless Framework plugin that empties an S3 bucket before removing a deployed stack. Replacement for serverless-s3-remover which is no longer maintained.
Installation
npm install serverless-s3-cleaner --save-devUsage
Add the following to your serverless.yml:
plugins:
- serverless-s3-cleaner
custom:
serverless-s3-cleaner:
# (optional) Whether to prompt before emptying a bucket. Default is 'false'.
prompt: false
# Names of buckets to remove before a stack is removed, or via 'sls s3clean' command
buckets:
- bucketName1
- bucketName2
# (optional) Buckets to remove before a stack is deployed.
bucketsToRemoveOnDeploy:
- oldBucketNameWhen removing a Serverless Framework stack, this plugin automatically empties the buckets listed under buckets option.
When deploying a Serverless Framework stack, this plugin automatically empties the buckets listed under bucketsToRemoveOnDeploy option.
Use this when renaming or removing a bucket (put here the old bucket name) to avoid deployment errors when CloudFormation tries to remove the old bucket.
You can also empty a bucket explicitly by running:
sls s3removeVersioning
Buckets with versioning enabled are supported. When emptying a bucket, all object versions and delete markers are deleted.
IAM Permissions
The plugin requires the following permissions to be given to the role that Serverless runs under, for all the affected buckets:
- s3:ListBucket
- s3:ListBucketVersions
- s3:DeleteObject
- s3:DeleteObjectVersion