awscreds 0.0.1

awscreds stores AWS credentials in Mac OS Keychain

Autocomplete SSH hosts for cloud providers

Setup autocompletion

To get it working you need to install bash-completion and boto3 python library.

On MacOS X run:

$ brew install bash-completion

Create symlink to .bash_autocompletion file in your home folder:

$ ln -sf  $(pwd)/.bash_autocompletion ~/

Import .bash_autocompletion in your ~/.bashrc:

$ echo 'source ~/.bash_autocompletion' >> ~/.bashrc
$ . ~/.bash.rc

Installing

The easiest way to install cloud_ssh_config is to use pip:

$ pip install cloud_ssh_config

or from sources:

$ git clone https://github.com/DmitriyLyalyuev/cloud_ssh_config.git
$ cd cloud_ssh_config
$ python3 setup.py install

Generating/updating ssh config

Create for ssh config.d folder:

$ mkdir -p ~/.ssh/config.d

To generate or update ssh config for AWS hosts run:

cloud_ssh_config aws > ~/.ssh/config.d/aws

Use -h or --help key to get help and options.

Usage

To test autocompletion enter in terminal:

$ ssh host_[TAB]

Supported cloud providers

AWS

To get it working you need to run:

$ pip install awscli
$ aws configure

Enter your credentials to get access to the AWS API.

Or you can use environment variables.

DigitalOcean

Before use it you need register token and run it like:

$ cloud_ssh_config digitalocean --token place_your_token_here

Scale Way

To get it working you should get API token.

$ cloud_ssh_config digitalocean --token place_your_token_here

Sure you can specify region (default is ams1):

$ cloud_ssh_config digitalocean --token place_your_token_here -R par1