aws-sts-tool 1.0.3

A CLI tool to help assume AWS role via STS.

AWS STS Tool

A CLI tool to help assume AWS role via STS. Useful in automated environments and cross account access requirements for workflows involving AWS.

Prerequisites

• A AWS user/role credentials that would be used as a trust relation with the roles that need to be assumed.
• Python >= 3.7

Installation

Run the following to install the tool using pip.

pip install aws_sts_tool

Usage

• Assuming that you have stored user/role credentials that will be used to assume roles at the locations specified by AWS, you can run the following commands.

With default duration configured on the role to assume

aws_sts_tool account_id sessionName roleName output

• Where the command line arguments are as follows:
  • account_id - the 12 digit AWS account.
  • sessionName - a name to identify the session with.
  • roleName - the role to be assumed.
  • output - the output format of the credentials. Must be one of json, shell or both.

Example:

aws_sts_tool 123456789012 test-session test-role json

---

With custom duration

aws_sts_tool account_id sessionName roleName output --duration duration

• Where the command line arguments are as follows:
  • account_id - the 12 digit AWS account.
  • sessionName - a name to identify the session with.
  • roleName - the role to be assumed.
  • output - the output format of the credentials. Must be one of json, shell or both.
  • duration - the custom duration in seconds to assume the role.

Example:

# Will fetch credentials valid for 2 hours
aws_sts_tool 123456789012 test-session test-role json --duration 7200

• Once the command executes successfully, it will store the credentials for the role assumed in credentials.{ json | sh } at the location from where the command is executed.

License

MIT License