A simple command line utility to login to AWS accounts using role based access and the secure token service.
Options
Usage: aws_login [OPTIONS] ACTION
Aws-login is an AWS Helper CLI for using Role Based Access, easy and securly open the management console with the command line.
Actions:
aws-login start-mfa-session, aws-login mfa
aws-login add-profile, aws-login add
aws-login open-console, aws-login oc
aws-login print-console, aws-login pc
- Options:
- -s, --source-profile TEXT
The source profile.
- -t, --target-profile TEXT
The target profile.
- -r, --role TEXT
The role to assume
- -a, --account-id TEXT
Account ID to assume the role
- -v, --verbose
show verbose output.
- -p, --profile TEXT
Use this profile for mfa session or opening console.
- -E, --mfa-expiration INTEGER
number of seconds after which the MFA credentials are no longer valid
- -R, --role-expiration INTEGER
number of seconds after which the role credentials are no longer valid
- -C, --console-expiration INTEGER
number of seconds after which the console credentials are no longer valid
- -T, --token TEXT
from your MFA device
- -h, --help
Show this message and exit.
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