AWS MFA Authenticator
Abstract
AWS MFA Authenticator tool to make using the AWS CLI with MFA easier.
Requirements
Python 3.6+
aws-cli (installed and configured)
Installation
Install using pip install aws-mfa-auth.
Usage
Before using this script, you must configure the tool with the ARN of the MFA device for the AWS profile you wish to authenticate with.
aws-mfa-auth --configureOnce configured, provide the token the first time you run the script:
aws-mfa-auth --token <MFA_DEVICE_TOKEN>Then simply run aws-mfa-auth to output the environment variables to setup authentication.
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