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Delete AWS ELBs with no targets or instances

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This runbook helps in identifying and removing Amazon Elastic Load Balancers (ELBs) that do not have any associated target groups or instances. ELBs play a crucial role in distributing traffic across instances, and if they are no longer serving a purpose due to the absence of targets or instances, it's recommended to remove them to optimize resources and reduce unnecessary costs. This process involves identifying such ELBs across specified AWS regions, displaying their details, and then, if applicable, deleting them to maintain an efficient and streamlined AWS environment.

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    Find AWS ELBs with No Targets or Instances

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    This task identifies AWS Elastic Load Balancers (ELBs) that have no associated targets or instances. Such ELBs may indicate unused resources, leading to unnecessary costs. Checking and managing these can optimize AWS expenses.

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      Delete AWS ELBs

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      This task deletes Amazon Elastic Load Balancers (ELBs) that are not associated with any targets or instances. These unattached ELBs could be remnants of previously deployed applications or services. By identifying and removing them, organizations can not only free up unused resources but also optimize their AWS infrastructure costs. This task helps maintain a clean and efficient cloud environment while ensuring cost-effectiveness.

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