AWS Single Sign On
Example Usage
$ pip install aws-sso
$ aws-sso site add --domain example.com --username {your_name}
$ aws-sso discover --domain example.com --skip-names
$ aws-sso login --domain example.com
$ pip install awscli
$ cd path/to/project
$ echo "export AWS_PROFILE=sbx" > .envrc
$ direnv allow
$ aws s3 ls
Code Quality
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