Best Practices for Idle Asset Management

Background

The best practices for idle asset management are used to check whether cloud resources, such as EIPs, ECSs, and EVS disks, have not been put into use for a long time after being purchased. Idle cloud resources should be detected and managed in a timely manner to prevent resource waste.

Rules

The following table describes the compliance rules and solutions in the sample template.

**Table 1** Conformance package description
Rule	Cloud Service	Description
stopped-ecs-date-diff	ecs	If an ECS has been stopped for longer than the time allowed, and no operations have been performed on it, this ECS is noncompliant.
eip-use-in-specified-days	vpc	If an EIP has not been attached to any resources within the specified number of days after being created, this EIP is noncompliant.
evs-use-in-specified-days	evs	If an EVS disk has not been attached to any resources within the specified number of days after being created, this disk is noncompliant.
eip-unbound-check	vpc	If an EIP has not been attached to any resource, this EIP is noncompliant.
iam-group-has-users-check	iam	If an IAM user group has no user, this user group is noncompliant.
iam-user-last-login-check	iam	If an IAM user does not log in to the system within the specified time range, this user is non-compliant.
volume-unused-check	evs	If an EVS disk is not mounted to any cloud server, this disk is noncompliant.
vpc-acl-unused-check	vpc	If a network ACL is not attached to any subnets, this ACL is noncompliant.
cce-cluster-end-of-maintenance-version	cce	If the version of a CCE cluster is no longer supported for maintenance, this cluster is noncompliant.