AWS Authenticate Inline
This module provides a convenient way to authenticate to AWS in a notebooking environment like Jupyter Notebook or Google Colab.
Simply import the module, then proceed as normal with (for example) the botocore or boto3 packages. If botocore isn't able to find valid credentials via ~/.aws, or environment variables, or via the instance's IAM role, then it will prompt you for credentials.
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