Perform regular drift detection on every stacks and report drifts by email automatically.

❗ Drift detection triggers way to many false positive for now, this project might spam you with emails where you can't do anything. There are many bug issues open, see https://github.com/aws-cloudformation/cloudformation-coverage-roadmap/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+drift+detection+label%3Abug

• Detection

  1. The DetectionSchedule scheduler triggers the DetectStackDrifts lambda. By default, it runs every 15 minutes between 6 AM and 7 AM everyday. (It allows retries in case of Throttling by CloudFormation).
  2. For each selected Regions the lambda lists all the stacks and filters the ones matching IgnoreStackIdRegex and the ones that have already have a drift detection with a age smaller than DriftAgeCheckHours (23 hours by default).
  3. Loop over all the stacks and call the DetectStackDrift API.

• Notification

  1. The NotificationSchedule scheduler triggers the NotifyStackDrifts lambda. By default, it runs at 7:45 AM everyday, this should leave enough time for the drift detection and potential retries to finish.
  2. For each selected Regions the lambda lists all the stacks and filters the ones matching IgnoreStackIdRegex or the ones that are not drifted.
  3. Depending on NotifierService, the lambda will send an HTML or text report to the Destination email.

Copy .env.example to .env and replace with your desired configuration. Then run npm i && npm run build && ./deploy.sh

Run test/deploy.sh for a stack with drifts or test/deploy_many.sh for 1000 stacks to test with CloudFormation throttling.