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Add dates to IAM users, access keys & Elasticache Replication Groups (#…
…1093) * Add `CreateDate` property to IAM users Add the ability to easily filter for old or expired IAM users by adding the `CreateDate` property to them. This allows the possibility of nuking users that are "old" while leaving recently-created ones intact. * Add `CreateDate` property to IAM user access keys Add the ability to easily filter for old or expired IAM user access keys by adding the `CreateDate` property to them. This allows us to nuke user access keys that are old or expired while leaving recent ones intact. * Add `CreationTime` to elasticache replication groups Add the ability to easily filter for old or expired elasticache replication groups by adding the `CreationTime` property to them. This allows `aws-nuke` to easily clear out all "old" resources while leaving recent ones intact. * Fix ECRG change to stop using whole object --------- Co-authored-by: Remi Broemeling <[email protected]>
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