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Expand Up @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ The rules contain a list of expressions that use operations

Equal

###Example:
### Example:

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Not Equal

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### Example:
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- id: SG1
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Attribute is present

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Logical not of an assertion

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Checks for the present of every property in a comma separated list. This could also be done using the [and](#and) expression,
but this will often be more convenient.

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This provides a simple looping mechanism that is easier to write and understand than a complex JMESPath expression.

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### Example:

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This provides a simple looping mechanism that is easier to write and understand than a complex JMESPath expression.

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### Example:

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This provides a simple looping mechanism that is easier to write and understand than a complex JMESPath expression.

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### Example:

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This provides a simple looping mechanism that is easier to write and understand than a complex JMESPath expression.

Example:
### Example:

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- id: ONLY_ONE_DEFAULT
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Check that the data has a true value. Shorthand for using { op: "eq" , "value": true }

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Check that the data has a false value. Shorthand for using { op: "eq" , "value": false }

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Check that a string value starts with a value

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Check that a string value ends with a value

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Check that an attribute is an array

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Check that an attribute is not an array

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Check whether a given IP or CIDR block is a subnet of a larger CIDR block

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Check whether a given IP is in RFC1918 address space.

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Checks how many hosts in a given CIDR range. This is useful for evaluating security group rules, for instance.

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### Example:

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value: 1016
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