aws.event-rule

Filters

• config-compliance

• event

• event-rule-target

• finding

• invalid-targets

• list-item

• marked-for-op

• metrics

• ops-item

• reduce

• value

event-rule-target

Filter event rules by their targets

example:

policies:
    - name: find-event-rules-with-no-targets
      resource: aws.event-rule
      filters:
        - type: event-rule-target
          key: Arn
          value: absent

properties:
  default:
    type: object
  key:
    type: string
  op:
    enum:
    - eq
    - equal
    - ne
    - not-equal
    - gt
    - greater-than
    - ge
    - gte
    - le
    - lte
    - lt
    - less-than
    - glob
    - regex
    - regex-case
    - in
    - ni
    - not-in
    - contains
    - difference
    - intersect
  type:
    enum:
    - event-rule-target
  value:
    oneOf:
    - type: array
    - type: string
    - type: boolean
    - type: number
    - type: 'null'
  value_from:
    additionalProperties: 'False'
    properties:
      expr:
        oneOf:
        - type: integer
        - type: string
      format:
        enum:
        - csv
        - json
        - txt
        - csv2dict
      headers:
        patternProperties:
          ? ''
          : type: string
        type: object
      url:
        type: string
    required:
    - url
    type: object
  value_path:
    type: string
  value_regex:
    type: string
  value_type:
    enum:
    - age
    - integer
    - expiration
    - normalize
    - size
    - cidr
    - cidr_size
    - swap
    - resource_count
    - expr
    - unique_size
    - date
    - version
    - float
required:
- type

Permissions - events:ListTargetsByRule

invalid-targets

Filter event rules for invalid targets, Use the all option to find any event rules that have all invalid targets, otherwise defaults to filtering any event rule with at least one invalid target.

example:

policies:
    - name: find-event-rules-with-invalid-targets
      resource: aws.event-rule
      filters:
        - type: invalid-targets
          all: true # defaults to false

properties:
  all:
    default: false
    type: boolean
  type:
    enum:
    - invalid-targets
required:
- type

Permissions - events:ListTargetsByRule

Actions

• auto-tag-user

• copy-related-tag

• delete

• invoke-lambda

• invoke-sfn

• mark-for-op

• notify

• post-finding

• post-item

• put-metric

• remove-tag

• rename-tag

• set-rule-state

• tag

• webhook

delete

Delete an event rule, force target removal with the force option

example:

policies:
    - name: force-delete-rules
      resource: aws.event-rule
      filters:
        - Name: my-event-rule
      actions:
        - type: delete
          force: true

properties:
  force:
    type: boolean
  type:
    enum:
    - delete
required:
- type

Permissions - events:DeleteRule, events:RemoveTargets, events:ListTargetsByRule

rename-tag

Rename an existing tag key to a new value.

example:

rename Application, and Bap to App, if a resource has both of the old keys then we’ll use the value specified by Application, which is based on the order of values of old_keys.

policies:
- name: rename-tags-example
  resource: aws.log-group
  filters:
    - or:
      - "tag:Bap": present
      - "tag:Application": present
  actions:
    - type: rename-tag
      old_keys: [Application, Bap]
      new_key: App

properties:
  new_key:
    type: string
  old_key:
    type: string
  old_keys:
    items:
      type: string
    type: array
  type:
    enum:
    - rename-tag
required:
- type

Permissions - tag:TagResources, tag:UntagResources

set-rule-state

This action allows to enable/disable a rule

example:

policies:
    - name: test-rule
      resource: aws.event-rule
      filters:
        - Name: my-event-rule
      actions:
        - type: set-rule-state
          enabled: true

properties:
  enabled:
    default: true
    type: boolean
  type:
    enum:
    - set-rule-state
required:
- type

Permissions - events:EnableRule, events:DisableRule