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:code:`ecs-auditor` handles auditing ECS cluster and services. It also compares SSM param versions against for the same application in different regions.
Installation
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Option 1: :code:`pip install ecs-auditor`
Option 2: See `setup.py Usage`_ above for how to use this within setup.py.
Usage from sphinx
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Run the following command, and pass in any of the :code:`cli parameters` from below:
:code:`ecs-auditor --config config.yml ...`
CLI Parameters
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The currently supported cli params are:
:--config:
Specify location of the config file. Must be full location path (use :code:`pwd`)
:--region:
AWS region to get data for. [default: all, options: [us-east-1, eu-central-1, eu-west-1, all] ]
:--env:
AWS environment to get data for. :code:`preprod,prod,production, etc`
:--output:
How to display the results. [default: pretty, options: [pretty, json, compare] ]
:--ignore-author:
Only show the results that do not include this SMS Param author specified
:--services:
Specify a list of service names in the cluster, separated with a comma. [default: None, options: string']
:--show-differences-only:
Show only the results where there is a difference either the same application in different regions
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