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Right now we do not have a way to manually tear down resources after running tests. Currently, we use CloudWatch alarms to automatically shut down idle instances, which works well for our current tests. But this starts to break down when we expand our types of tests. Such as long-running tests (#44), tests that spin up Kafka clusters, etc. We should think about a simple cleanup mechanism that can tear down all test state after an idle period.
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I am new to this project, but it seems to me that if terraform is used to create resources, it should also be leveraged for cleaning up. Is this not the case?
See #44 (comment).
Right now we do not have a way to manually tear down resources after running tests. Currently, we use CloudWatch alarms to automatically shut down idle instances, which works well for our current tests. But this starts to break down when we expand our types of tests. Such as long-running tests (#44), tests that spin up Kafka clusters, etc. We should think about a simple cleanup mechanism that can tear down all test state after an idle period.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: