EC2 SSH connections helper
Project description
EC2 SSH connections helper
An SSH connection helper for AWS
cloudssh allows you to quickly connect to EC2 instances using their names or instance IDs.
It will call the AWS SDK to find the instance public IP address and open a SSH connection in a subprocess.
Example:
EC2
You can connect to this instance with:
cloudssh dev
Installation and usage
pip3 install cloudssh
aws configure # To configure your AWS credentials
cloudssh myserver # Call the module followed by the name of one of your serversAdvanced configuration
You can optionally create a file ~/.cloudssh.cfg (see example).
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