AWS-Dashboard is a Python CLI-tool for dealing with AWS EC2 and RDS instances.
Use the package manager pip to install aws-dashboard.
pip install aws-dashboard- Show all your available EC2 instances && RDS clusters:
> aws-dashboard status
| Name | State | State Time | Address | Env | Id |
|-------------------------|---------|-----------------------------|-----------|-------|------|
| project_1_backend_prod | running | 11 hours 46 minutes | 8.8.8.8 | stage | <id> |
| project_2_plugin | stopped | 1 day 13 hours 17 minutes | 1.1.1.1 | stage | <id> |
| project_1_frontend_prod | stopped | 374 days 4 hours 58 minutes | 8.8.4.4 | prod | <id> |
| Name | State | Address | Port |
|---------|-----------|--------------------|------|
| db_prod | available | *rds.amazonaws.com | 5432 |
| db_dev | available | *rds.amazonaws.com | 5432 |- Order tables by any table name:
> aws-dashboard status --order Name
| Name | State | State Time | Address | Env | Id |
|-------------------------|---------|-----------------------------|-----------|-------|------|
| project_1_backend_prod | running | 11 hours 46 minutes | 8.8.8.8 | stage | <id> |
| project_1_frontend_prod | stopped | 374 days 4 hours 58 minutes | 8.8.4.4 | prod | <id> |
| project_2_plugin | stopped | 1 day 13 hours 17 minutes | 1.1.1.1 | stage | <id> |
| Name | State | Address | Port |
|---------|-----------|--------------------|------|
| db_dev | available | *rds.amazonaws.com | 5432 |
| db_prod | available | *rds.amazonaws.com | 5432 |- Show only tables that match given
env:
> aws-monitor status --env prod
| Name | State | State Time | Address | Env | Id |
|-------------------------|---------|-----------------------------|-----------|-------|------|
| project_1_backend_prod | running | 11 hours 46 minutes | 8.8.8.8 | prod | <id> |
| project_1_frontend_prod | stopped | 374 days 4 hours 58 minutes | 8.8.4.4 | prod | <id> |
| Name | State | Address | Port |
|---------|-----------|--------------------|------|
| db_prod | available | *rds.amazonaws.com | 5432 |- Make output shell-compatible (and change separator with
--sh-separatorflag):
> aws-dashboard status --order Name --sh --no-db
project_1_backend_prod|running|11 hours 46 minutes|8.8.8.8|stage|<id>
project_1_frontend_prod|stopped|374 days 4 hours 58 minutes|8.8.4.4|prod|<id>
project_2_plugin|stopped|1 day 13 hours 17 minutes|1.1.1.1|stage|<id>- Start or stop ec2 instances using their id(s):
> aws-dashboard stop --order Name --sh --no-db
Are you sure you want to stop this instance(s)? [y/N]: y
Stopping- Bulk start or stop ec2 instances using their env:
> aws-dashboard bulk_stop --env stage
<name> <id1>
<name> <id2>
<name> <id3>
Are you sure you want to stop this instance(s)? [y/N]: y
StoppingYou should consider adding Tags to your EC2 or RDS instances with key="environment" and value="<env>"