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aws-ecs-exec

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A cli tool to conveniently execute commands in AWS ECS Tasks.

Requirements

  • Python 3.10+
  • AWS CLI

The tool assumes that the aws command is installed on your path.

Installation

Install using pip

pip install aws-ecs-exec

Usage

Quickstart:

$ ecs-exec

For help:

$ ecs-exec --help

Known issues

  • This has been developed and only tested on MacOS.
  • No pagination is used with boto3 calls, so there will likely be errors if page limits are exceeded.
  • Does not support tasks with multiple containers.

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