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Showing tips and tricks to get the most out of the AWS CLI. Written by @ArjenSchwarz as part of @ignoreme_site. Not associated with @awscloud

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4 thg 6, 2019

The JMESPath --query syntax for the CLI is very powerful and lets you combine values from different levels into a single output. It even lets you filter by key values and filter them up. Example code for basic information about your EC2 instances at github.com/ig-nore-me/aws…

awscli_tips's tweet image. The JMESPath --query syntax for the CLI is very powerful and lets you combine values from different levels into a single output. It even lets you filter by key values and filter them up. Example code for basic information about your EC2 instances at github.com/ig-nore-me/aws…
awscli_tips's tweet image. The JMESPath --query syntax for the CLI is very powerful and lets you combine values from different levels into a single output. It even lets you filter by key values and filter them up. Example code for basic information about your EC2 instances at github.com/ig-nore-me/aws…
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3 thg 6, 2019

Some commands limit what you can filter by. For example, ec2 describe-vpc-peering-connections only lets you filter by either the requester VPC OR the accepter VPC. Using a --query allows you to work around this and search for either in one command. Code at github.com/ig-nore-me/aws…

awscli_tips's tweet image. Some commands limit what you can filter by. For example, ec2 describe-vpc-peering-connections only lets you filter by either the requester VPC OR the accepter VPC. Using a --query allows you to work around this and search for either in one command. Code at github.com/ig-nore-me/aws…
awscli_tips's tweet image. Some commands limit what you can filter by. For example, ec2 describe-vpc-peering-connections only lets you filter by either the requester VPC OR the accepter VPC. Using a --query allows you to work around this and search for either in one command. Code at github.com/ig-nore-me/aws…
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29 thg 5, 2019

Did you know that you can now authenticate to your #EKS cluster using only the AWS CLI? You no longer need any extra tools! Read the full announcement here aws.amazon.com/about-aws/what…

awscli_tips's tweet image. Did you know that you can now authenticate to your #EKS cluster using only the AWS CLI? You no longer need any extra tools! Read the full announcement here aws.amazon.com/about-aws/what…
awscli_tips's tweet image. Did you know that you can now authenticate to your #EKS cluster using only the AWS CLI? You no longer need any extra tools! Read the full announcement here aws.amazon.com/about-aws/what…
awscli_tips's tweet image. Did you know that you can now authenticate to your #EKS cluster using only the AWS CLI? You no longer need any extra tools! Read the full announcement here aws.amazon.com/about-aws/what…
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28 thg 5, 2019

Yesterday's vpcbyname can be used in many functions, for example one that gives you an overview of your subnets. Using the built-in JMESPath syntax we can even use the --query operator to sort this by available IPs. Code at github.com/ig-nore-me/aws…

awscli_tips's tweet image. Yesterday's vpcbyname can be used in many functions, for example one that gives you an overview of your subnets. Using the built-in JMESPath syntax we can even use the --query operator to sort this by available IPs. Code at github.com/ig-nore-me/aws…
awscli_tips's tweet image. Yesterday's vpcbyname can be used in many functions, for example one that gives you an overview of your subnets. Using the built-in JMESPath syntax we can even use the --query operator to sort this by available IPs. Code at github.com/ig-nore-me/aws…
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27 thg 5, 2019

Many cli commands require the ID of your VPC, but that is hard to remember (especially now that they're 17 random characters). Why not use a function to call it based on the Name tag? The code for vpcbyname is at github.com/ig-nore-me/aws…

awscli_tips's tweet image. Many cli commands require the ID of your VPC, but that is hard to remember (especially now that they're 17 random characters). Why not use a function to call it based on the Name tag? The code for vpcbyname is at github.com/ig-nore-me/aws…
awscli_tips's tweet image. Many cli commands require the ID of your VPC, but that is hard to remember (especially now that they're 17 random characters). Why not use a function to call it based on the Name tag? The code for vpcbyname is at github.com/ig-nore-me/aws…
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26 thg 5, 2019

When you have an API key, but all access is MFA only, you can get an authorised STS token using a combination of aws iam list-mfa-devices and aws sts get-session-token. Code at github.com/ig-nore-me/aws… #awstips

awscli_tips's tweet image. When you have an API key, but all access is MFA only, you can get an authorised STS token using a combination of aws iam list-mfa-devices and aws sts get-session-token. Code at github.com/ig-nore-me/aws… #awstips
awscli_tips's tweet image. When you have an API key, but all access is MFA only, you can get an authorised STS token using a combination of aws iam list-mfa-devices and aws sts get-session-token. Code at github.com/ig-nore-me/aws… #awstips
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26 thg 5, 2019

Hello! This account's purpose is to provide useful AWS CLI snippets people can use, which will start showing up over the next days.

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