Simple wrapper around the AWS API to create an outage for a few services.
# Usage
```python
from aws_outage.network_outage import NetworkOutage
# Network outage of one AZ for one or more vpcs
print('[~] Taking service down...')
outage_duration = 30
vpc = 'some-vpc-name'
with NetworkOutage('eu-central-1', 'eu-central-1a', outage_duration, vpc) as o:
print(f'[+] Service is now down for {outage_duration} seconds!')
o.outage(duration=outage_duration)
print('[+] Service restored!')
```
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