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Hello,
You may want to open a support case to look into this. I tried replicating your scenario by deploying Operational best practices for S3 which auto deployed 14 rules and each rule had a suffix of "-conformance-pack-<SOME RANDOM Chars like ftxyhxdbz>".
If I go into rules section, I could find new 14 rules associated with S3 conformance pack which I deployed. All these rules have Type = 'AWS managed' and Enabled evaluation mode = 'DETECTIVE'.
When I delete S3 best practices conformance pack, it has also deleted 14 rules associated with this pack.
If you have some more information or if I am missing any step than let me know. If not, I will recommend to open a support case to look further in this.
answered 8 months ago
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Yes, I tried to reproduce the issue, but did not succeed. I used same conformance pack, but on deletion, it cleaned up all the relevant config rules. Although, I believe I should go with the support case.