PR: Feature to add elb scan and filter security groups for elbs #18
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| def get_all_elbs(region=None): | ||
| if not region: | ||
| region = config.REGIONS | ||
| data = "" |
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Please initialize the variable with the correct variable type. This should probably be data = []
| data = "" | ||
| for region in config.REGIONS: | ||
| client = boto3.client("elb", region_name=region) | ||
| data = client.describe_load_balancers() |
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You overwrite data in every iteration of the loop. This way you will always only get the ELBs from the last region in the list. You need to append the ELBs from a region onto the list and return the final list in the end
| flags.append(crayons.yellow(" Not used")) | ||
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| for elb in not_used: | ||
| if len(flags) > 0: |
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You use one global flags array for all ELBs. How should this work when you have more than one ELB ?
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| response = get_all_elbs() | ||
| for ELB in response['LoadBalancerDescriptions']: | ||
| if len(ELB['Instances']) == 0: |
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Stuff like this should already be done in the helper function. get_all_elbs should just return a list of all ELBs where you don't need to do any more checks or processing of the data
| print("Found {} security groups".format(len(all_sg))) | ||
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| not_used = [] | ||
| for group in all_sg: | ||
| id = group["GroupId"] | ||
| if id not in used_groups: | ||
| not_used.append(group) | ||
| if len(elb_sg) > 0: | ||
| if id not in elb_sg: |
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We already have a used_groups array with all SGs that are in use by anything. Just append the list of your SGs from the ELBs to this list and then you don't need to modify this part of the code
Feature add for issue 17
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