# aws_inventory
A dynamic AWS inventory for Ansible - https://pypi.org/project/aws_inventory/
- Install examples:
pip install aws_inventory
pip install git+https://github.com/zahna/aws_inventory.git#egg=master
pip install -e git+https://github.com/zahna/aws_inventory.git#egg=master
git clone https://github.com/zahna/aws_inventory.git#egg=master pip install -e /path/to/aws_inventory
## Config file options
First, see the examples/ directory for example files that use aws_inventory.
Hostnames in the config file can use tags or metadata.
- Metadata examples:
EC2 tags such as “Name”
InstanceId
PublicDnsName
PublicIpAddress
PrivateIpAddress
PrivateDnsName
## Using an AWS profile credentials
aws_inventory can use an AWS profile’s credentials. If the environment variable AWS_PROFILE is set, aws_inventory will use it.
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