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maws - Skaylink Managed AWS command line client

Provides tools for Skaylink managed services.

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Requirements

  • Skaylink Managed AWS infrastructure
  • Skaylink Managed AWS API machine credentials (API_CLIENT_ID + API_CLIENT_SECRET) or user token (API_ACCESS_KEY) and proper permissions

Installation

Linux Binary

You can download the latest release binaries.

Example:

sudo curl -Lo /usr/local/bin/maws https://github.com/skaylink/maws/releases/download/latest/maws_$(arch)
sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/maws

Windows EXE

You can download the latest release exe.

Pip

You can install the package for Python directly via pip.

pip install maws

Configuration

You can either use environment variables API_BASE_URL and API_CLIENT_ID + API_CLIENT_SECRET or API_ACCESS_KEY or create a ~/.skaylink/profile.toml file with your API access details:

[profiles.dev] # use a personalized user token
API_BASE_URL = "<your-dev-deployment-endpoint>"
API_ACCESS_KEY = "<your-dev-api-token>"

[profiles.prod] # use a non-personal machine client
API_BASE_URL = "<your-prod-deployment-endpoint>"
API_CLIENT_ID = "<your-prod-deployment-id>"
API_CLIENT_SECRET = "<your-prod-deployment-secret>"

Usage

With profiles

maws ecs services deploy <service-name> <image> --profile <some-profile>

With environment variables

env API_BASE_URL=<your-deployment-endpoint> API_ACCESS_KEY=<your-api-token> maws ecs services deploy <service-name> <image>

Development

Install mise

mise install

Run commands

# Using a specific profile
mise dev ecs services deploy service-name image-tag --profile dev

Run tests

mise test

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