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How about setting it to automatically mount after reboot?
The following document describes how to set it up.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/ebs-using-volumes.html#ebs-mount-after-reboot
With this setup, if you accidentally detach it, it will be restored after attaching and rebooting.
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Thanks. That article contained some great info I was not aware with, such as mounting devices using their UUID. I do already have an fstab file to mount the volume on reboot, was hoping though I could "cancel" the detach instruction so that I don't have a service interruption while I unmount and mount again (or reboot and mount again). Was also hoping the detach instruction would time out since the volume is still mounted but seems there is no timeout and the "busy" state persists forever until an unmount or reboot happens.