A command line UI to manage AWS Session Manager sessions
Install
pip install aws-session-manager
Configure
Create configuration file from example aws_session_manager\example.config.yaml.
Run
python -m aws_session_manager your_config.yaml
How to use
Press keys 1-9 to establish a connection.
Press c to open the application of choice for the connection (as configured in the yaml file).
Press keys 1-9 again to close a connection.
l shows logs.
x to exit.
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