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I'm evaluating to move from CDK_NAG to this library, but found some missing functionalities.
In CDK_NAG is possible to suppress a rule for a given construct (or path):
You create two S3 buckets, the first has the Logging configured to store the logs in the second bucket (B1-->B2); the second bucket does not have any logging configuration, as being used as access logging bucket.
The second bucket will fail with:
[CT.S3.PR.2]: Require an Amazon S3 bucket to have server access logging configured
I cannot configure the logging for this second bucket, as it will requires a third one, 4th...
The only way is to instruct the library to ignore this rule for the second bucket, but not the other ones.
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I'm evaluating to move from CDK_NAG to this library, but found some missing functionalities.
In CDK_NAG is possible to suppress a rule for a given construct (or path):
NagSuppressions.addResourceSuppressions(test, [{ id: 'AwsSolutions-EC23', reason: 'lorem ipsum' }, ]);
I cannot find a way to do the same here.
A common use case:
You create two S3 buckets, the first has the Logging configured to store the logs in the second bucket (B1-->B2); the second bucket does not have any logging configuration, as being used as access logging bucket.
The second bucket will fail with:
[CT.S3.PR.2]: Require an Amazon S3 bucket to have server access logging configured
I cannot configure the logging for this second bucket, as it will requires a third one, 4th...
The only way is to instruct the library to ignore this rule for the second bucket, but not the other ones.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: