Remove support for legacy Elastic Load Balancers and S3 support.

Review Request #14149 — Created Sept. 8, 2024 and updated

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fabazon
master

Reviewers

Fabazon contained old support for classic Elastic Load Balancers. These
aren't something we want to support anymore, especially as we move to
boto3.

This change drops that support entirely, and also drops the S3 support,
which was always just bolted onto the codebase and no longer used by us.

Verified nothing in the codebase or in our deployments made use of this
code.

Summary ID
Remove support for legacy Elastic Load Balancers and S3 support.
Fabazon contained old support for classic Elastic Load Balancers. These aren't something we want to support anymore, especially as we move to boto3. This change drops that support entirely, and also drops the S3 support, which was always just bolted onto the codebase and no longer used by us.
f0d56cff316f439467e7e4521d87b08a30058ede
chipx86
Review request changed
Summary:
Remove support for legacy Elastic Load Balancers.
Remove support for legacy Elastic Load Balancers and S3 support.
Description:
   

Fabazon contained old support for classic Elastic Load Balancers. These

    aren't something we want to support anymore, especially as we move to
    boto3.

   
~  

This change drops that support entirely.

  ~

This change drops that support entirely, and also drops the S3 support,

  + which was always just bolted onto the codebase and no longer used by us.

Commits:
Summary ID
Remove support for legacy Elastic Load Balancers.
Fabazon contained old support for classic Elastic Load Balancers. These aren't something we want to support anymore, especially as we move to boto3. This change drops that support entirely.
92702a4892101779e14e4213cbe4420c15cc7bf7
Remove support for legacy Elastic Load Balancers and S3 support.
Fabazon contained old support for classic Elastic Load Balancers. These aren't something we want to support anymore, especially as we move to boto3. This change drops that support entirely, and also drops the S3 support, which was always just bolted onto the codebase and no longer used by us.
f0d56cff316f439467e7e4521d87b08a30058ede

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david
  1. Ship It!
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maubin
  1. Ship It!
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