Automatic resource creation and ID checking.

Background

When resources are created, we assign each resource a unique resource ID. A resource ID takes the form of a resource identifier (such as snap for a snapshot) followed by a hyphen and a unique combination of letters and numbers. Each resource identifier, such as an AMI ID, instance ID, EBS volume ID, or EBS snapshot ID, is tied to its Region and can be used only in the Region where you created the resource.

Prior to January 2016, the IDs assigned to newly created resources of certain resource types used 8 characters after the hyphen (for example, i-1a2b3c4d). From January 2016 to June 2018, we changed the IDs of these resource types to use 17 characters after the hyphen (for example, i-1234567890abcdef0). Depending on when your account was created, you might have some existing resources with short IDs, however, any new resources will receive the longer IDs.

Summary

There's no native solution provided by AWS to check the resource ID of a resource. The resource IDs are random and unique in nature. You may create a custom bash/python script to check the resource ID's. The use-case shared, i.e. delete the resource and keep creating a new one until it achieves the target ID's is not a palatable approach.