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aws-access-advisor

Overview

Generate IAM actions list from AWS Access Advisor reports.

Prerequisites

  • Python >= 3.6

  • aws-authenticator (https://pypi.org/project/aws-authenticator/) >= 2022.10.1.0

Required Arguments

  • AWS entity ARN (role, user, etc. to use for report generation)

  • AWS authentication method (profile, iam, or sso)

Conditional Arguments

If authenticating with named profiles:

  • AWSCLI profile name

If authenticating with IAM acccess key credentials:

  • AWS access key id

  • AWS secret access key

If authenticating with SSO:

  • AWS account ID

  • AWS SSO Permission Set (role) name

  • AWS SSO login URL

Usage

Installation:

pip3 install aws-access-advisor
# or
python3 -m pip install aws-access-advisor

In Python3 authenticating with named profiles:

import aws_access_advisor as access

report = access.get_report(
   "<entity_arn>",
   "profile",
   profile_name="<profile_name>",
 )
print(
   f'Job status: {report["JobStatus"]} after {report["processing_time"]} second(s).'
)
print("\n".join(access.parse(report)))

In Python3 authenticating with IAM access key credentials:

import aws_access_advisor as access

report = access.get_report(
   "<entity_arn>",
   "iam"
   access_key_id="<access_key_id>",
   secret_access_key="<secret_access_key>",
 )
print(
   f'Job status: {report["JobStatus"]} after {report["processing_time"]} second(s).'
)
print("\n".join(access.parse(report)))

In Python3 authenticating with SSO:

import aws_access_advisor as access

report = access.get_report(
   "<entity_arn>",
   "sso"
   sso_url="<sso_url>",
   sso_role_name="<sso_role_name>",
   sso_account_id="<sso_account_id>",
 )
print(
   f'Job status: {report["JobStatus"]} after {report["processing_time"]} second(s).'
)
print("\n".join(access.parse(report)))

In BASH authenticating with named profiles:

python [/path/to/]aws_access_advisor \
-e <entity_arn> \
-m profile \
-p <profile_name>

In BASH authenticating with IAM access key credentials:

python [/path/to/]aws_access_advisor \
-e <entity_arn> \
-m iam \
-k <access_key_id> \
-s <secret_access_key>

In BASH authenticating with SSO:

python [/path/to/]aws_access_advisor \
-e <entity_arn> \
-m sso \
-a <sso_account_id> \
-r <sso_role_name> \
-u <sso_url>

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