AWS CLI support?

[vdrover]

Hi there,

I recently made some changes to my AWS infrastructure and now I must use the AWS CLI to SSH into my instance. Once the CLI is installed, you run the aws configure command to store your "keys" on your system.

The SSH command can then connect to your instance.

I don't think WebSSH is built to support AWS CLI. For example, the cli does not use a hostname which is required for an SSH profile in WebSSH.:

ssh username@instanceID -o ProxyCommand='aws ec2-instance-connect open-tunnel --instance-id instanceID --region=eu-west-1'

Any thoughts on supporting AWS CLI?

[isontheline]

Hi Victor 👋

No plan yet to support AWS cli as WebSSH uses plain SSH connections instead.

ProxyCommand with aws ec2 seems to use a HTTPS Proxy in order to establish the SSH connection.
I'm searching how to use a such AWS HTTPS Proxy without the need of the aws cli

[vdrover]

Thanks for the update. I'm following with interest!