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Hello,
AWS Config tracks changes in the configuration of your AWS resources, and it regularly sends updated configuration details to an Amazon S3 bucket that you specify. For each resource type that AWS Config records, it sends a configuration history file every six hours. Each configuration history file contains details about the resources that changed in that six-hour period. Each file includes resources of one type, such as Amazon EC2 instances or Amazon EBS volumes. If no configuration changes occur, AWS Config does not send a file.
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That is all clear, though I am looking at the resources page of AWS Config (or the ListDiscoveredResources API) which shows me the latest state not the changes. In that view, my EKS Cluster is still present despite it being deleted (and that view even showing the CloudTrail event of being deleted).