@inntran, any comment ?

I wish we could move configurations from Python files to YAML. Other than that, we can not fix all code smells at this time, so let it be.

Changes:

1. Added code changes for sending email reminders to users with inactive access keys. Between 80 - 90 days, the user will get 2 reminders to take action on the unused key. Keys > 120 days of age and inactive will be eligible for deletion as mentioned above.

2. Keys older than 90 days are deactivated (after any grace period) and tagged with UnusedAccessKeyNInactiveDate.

3. Deletion:
   Default: delete only inactive keys that have this policy’s tag and have been inactive for more than 120 days.
   With DELETE_INACTIVE_KEYS_WITHOUT_TAG=true: delete any inactive key older than 120 days, even without the tag.

[UPDATE 9 March 2026]:

1. Created new policy, delete_access_key policy thereby separating the functionality from unused_access_key policy. Keys > 120 days age will be eligible for deletion.
2. With DELETE_INACTIVE_KEYS_WITHOUT_TAG=true: delete any inactive key older than 120 days, even without the tag. Default set to False.
3. Added internal grace period calculator instead of using CleanupDays tag since one single iam user can have upto 2 keys eligible for deletion/deactivation. Grace period begins post 90 days for deactivation and post 120 days for deletion upto DAYS_TO_TAKE_ACTION. User will get email alerts during this time informing of the necessary action and steps.
4. Included custom email alert for unused_access_key and delete_access_key policy.

TBD:
Enable configs for unsed_access_key and delete_access_key