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awspass
Access keys management for AWS.
I had issue while dealing with different access credentials, for some accounts. So I've putted things like:
- switching
- rolling
- listing
- security into small Python script.
how it works?
In short - pass tool is used to have data encrypted, and ~/.aws/credenitals has current data.
Pass gives security, and having credentials in file, instead of variable in environment means same settings everywhere.
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