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•Use Case: Automate the detection of anomalies or specific patterns in log files.

•Integrate with ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) or CloudWatch Logs.

•Define rules for detecting anomalies (e.g., error rates, specific error messages).

•Trigger incident response workflows when anomalies are detected.

This task is a combination of listing all Elastic IPs and releasing them if they are not associated with any instance all the while looping through all the regions.

Note:- Even though the script is a one time stop for finding unattached Elastic IPs in all regions it takes relatively higher time to complete the process than the script focused on specified regions as it loops through all t...

This step involves searching through regions to identify Elastic IPs that are not currently associated with any instances. By iteratively querying each region's EC2 service, the script collects details about unattached Elastic IPs, including their public IP addresses, allocation IDs, and regions.

Once the unattached Elastic IPs are identified, this task releases them from the AWS environment. By using the collected allocation IDs and regions, the script communicates with the EC2 service to release each unattached Elastic IP. This process ensures that these IPs are no longer reserved, contributing to cost savings and resource optimization.