AWSPy
Utility tools for running Python services in AWS. Note: This package isn't designed to replace services such as Boto3 - the Python AWS SDK.
Features
Fargate Backed ECS
- Tooling to extract container metadata, stats, and task information
- Fargate Readme
Installation
Install using Pip:
pip install awspy
Usage
Import the service, then run commands:
from awspy.ecs import Fargate
Fargate().get_container_metadata_v4()
Each service is initialised in a common way. You can pass configuration options during initialisation (and if no options are provided then all options revert to their defaults):
from awspy.ecs import Fargate
Fargate(raise_errors=False, logger=my_logger)
The options available for all services are:
| Option | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| raise_errors | Boolean | Should exceptions bubble up? | True |
| logger | Python logger | A Python logger instance to log information and errors to. | Python logger (logging.getLogger(__name__)) |
Useful Links
AWSPy:
Useful Python AWS Packages
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