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Checks if a state machine has been used during the past 7 days. If a resource is no longer used and is forgotten, it is good practice to remove it entirely.
Dashbird continuously monitors and analyses your serverless applications to ensure reliability, cost and performance optimisation and alignment with the Well Architected Framework.
Metric: METRICS.STEPFUNCTIONS.STARTED Resource: AWS::StepFunctions::StateMachine Interval: 1 day Check period: 7 days
One of your state machines hasn’t been used in the last seven days.
If a state machine is no longer used, it is good to remove it entirely. If left unaddressed, it can be a security threat and leave your system open for exploitation.
Check if it’s okay that this state machine didn’t have an activity or if something is wrong here. If it has been forgotten, you should delete it.
This rule resolution is part of the Dashbird Serverless Well Architected Reports tool for AWS. Dashbird features a collection of rules and checks continuously applied to your infrastructure, surfacing ways to improve it.
Catch errors and detect anomalies for AWS Step functions and learn the best practice rules for Step Functions.
Dashbird is a monitoring, debugging and intelligence platform designed to help serverless developers build, operate, improve, and scale their modern cloud applications on AWS environment securely and with ease.