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Added the option for "all" regions to -r command line parameter. #7
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Using -r all, allow to search for instances in all RDS regions available. Did a minor simplification: rds.get_all_dbinstances(None) is the same as rds.get_all_dbinstances()
Will show the stats for the first instance named "identifier" found for the account in any region. It is very very improbable to have the same "identifier" in more than 1 region for one account.
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Thanks for the contribution. I have refactored the scripts a bit and included your feature into this PR #14 |
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Using -r all, allow to search for instances in all RDS regions available.
Very usable for us that need to work with 600+ customers and it is difficult to track in which region is each RDS.
Did a minor simplification:
rds.get_all_dbinstances(None) is the same as rds.get_all_dbinstances()