ASD is a simple and effective tool for managing AWS Single Sign-On (SSO). Tailored for both developers and administrators, ASD offers an easy way to streamline your AWS SSO process, including running custom shell commands with specific profiles and exporting temporary AWS credentials.
- Easy Integration: Seamlessly integrate with existing AWS infrastructure.
- Secure Authentication: Enhance security with robust SSO capabilities.
- Customizable: Extend and adapt ASD to suit your specific needs.
- Run Custom Commands: Execute shell commands with AWS profiles and export temporary credentials in memory.
- Temporary AWS Credentials: Access temporary AWS credentials specific to a profile, securely available in memory.
You can install ASD via pip:
pip install aws-stuff-doer
## Usage
Getting started with ASD is easy:
To generate temporary AWS credentials for a specific profile:
```bash
asd -p <profile_name>
This will generate temporary AWS credentials for the specified profile and store them in the ~/.aws/credentials file.
To open your AWS console in a browser session:
asd <your_command_here> --profile <profile_name> --console
To get help:
asd --help
or
go see a therapist.
The project is available on pypip.
Contributions are welcome! Check out the issues or submit a pull request.
aws-stuff-doer is released under the MIT License.
Feel free to reach out with questions, suggestions, or just to say hello. Happy coding!
- Author: Aaron West
- Email: aphexlog@gmail.com
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