Overview
Run AWS administrative scripts.
Available scripts (see each script’s docstring for more information):
aws_actions_get - Get AWS actions for services.
aws_sgs_get - Collect AWS Security Group details from multiple accounts.
aws_sso_assign - Assign AWS SSO Permission Sets to multiple accounts.
aws_sso_get - Collect AWS SSO Permission Set assignment data from multiple accounts.
aws_sso_json - Convert human-readable SSO data to AWS IDs.
aws_sso_mappings - Update AWS SSO mappings data with new principals.
aws_sso_memberships - Get AWS SSO membership details from mappings data.
aws_sso_update - Update AWS SSO User and Group names from mappings files.
aws_s3_getbuckets - List S3 buckets in AWS accounts.
aws_vpc_getvpcs - Collect AWS VPC details from multiple accounts.
Helper modules:
helper_aws_iam - Provide common AWS IAM multithreaded functions.
helper_aws_ec2 - Provide common AWS EC2 multithreaded functions.
helper_aws_sso - Provide common AWS SSO multithreaded functions.
helper_aws_s3 - Provide common AWS S3 multithreaded functions.
helper_aws_entrypoint - Provide AWS auth and crawler options.
helper_common - Provide common helper functions.
helper_parameters - Provide helper parameter values.
Usage
Installation:
pip3 install aws_administrator
# or
python3 -m pip install aws_administrator
Prerequisite steps:
Copy the “parameters.ini” file: https://gitlab.com/fer1035_python/modules/pypi-aws_administrator/-/blob/main/src/aws_administrator/extras/parameters.ini to your current working directory.
Update the file with the necessary values. To specify a value for a parameter, add the value in the following format: PARAMETER_NAME = VALUE. The examples for this is available for the DRY_RUN and THREAD_NUM parameters.
Example (Python shell):
# Get AWS SSO Permission Set details from all accounts in an organization.
from aws_administrator import aws_sso_get
aws_sso_get.aws_sso_get()
Extra Features
Some scripts have a DRY_RUN option which can be set in the “parameters.ini” file.
The number of threads (THREAD_NUM) for multithreaded scripts can be set in the “parameters.ini” file.
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