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I'm using aws sso login, but I can't found out how to discover if I'm already logged in or if I need to login again, the only way I found to do that is to run a command I know I have permission and check that no errors happen. aws sso logout aws sqs list-queues # error aws sso login # brower accept aws sqs list-queues # success My goal with that is to automa
answered · Jul 20
I have installed saml2aws & awscli , to connect with one of the OKTA system. I have made few changes in the config and want to reload new, but struggling with how to logout from session
I am attempting to create an EC2 instance and get the following error message. How do I decode it ? Launch Failed You are not authorized to perform this operation. Encoded authorization failure message: KDmmJmkLKmQhatEqYt...MN3iUtfAa
To assume an AWS role in the CLI, I do the following command: aws sts assume-role --role-arn arn:aws:iam::123456789123:role/myAwesomeRole --role-session-name test --region eu-central-1 This gives to me an output that follows the schema: { "Credentials": { "AccessKeyId": "someAccessKeyId", "SecretAccessKey": "someSecretAccessKey", "SessionToken": "someSession
I am learning the AWS CLI (v2) - a software command line tool to work with code, resources and other administration purposes in AWS - and have installed it on Ubuntu 18.04. I am running zsh with oh-my-zsh installed. I am trying to get aws command output to be reported back to the terminal as a JSON string (or even as text), but the output is always redirecte
I was trying to put awscli_v2 into an alpine-based docker container and see that it fails with the following error message: /aws/install: line 78: /aws/dist/aws: not found Considering that the file itself is there and can be listed with ls, I would guess that some libraries that the executable ./aws/dist/aws relies upon are not present on alpine. Does someon
I am attempting to utilize the AWS CLI along with a for loop in bash to iteratively purge multiple SQS message queues. The bash script works almost as intended, the problem I am having is with the return value each time the AWS CLI sends a request. When the request is successful, it returns an empty value and opens up an interactive pager in the command line
Some examples in internet have AWS_DEFAULT_REGION env variable set but some others AWS_REGION . What is the difference? Which services use one or another?
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