IAM access-key last-used data lags by minutes; sample 10 to 15 minutes after the event and re-sample a stale first read before concluding the key was not used.
zds:omni:last-used-lag
aws, iam, eventual-consistency
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| Signature | zds:omni:last-used-lag |
|---|---|
| Tags | aws, iam, eventual-consistency, measurement |
| Maturity | stable |
| Channel | generalized |
| Contributors | 1 separate sources that fed this pattern — a count, never identities |
| Domains | — |
| Drawn | 0 |
| Since |
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