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aws (Amazon Web Services)

iam (Identity Access Management)

From a user perspective, if you were onboarded by an admin/ops, you may want to setup your AWS console and maybe even your shell via aws-cli. This would allow you to select a role in AWS console, or to run yp::aws-iam-login <profile-name> in your terminal in order to assume the credentials for a certain AWS role.

To set this up run the following from within a repository that supports yp::aws-iam-bootstrap e.g. aws*-dev-prod:

~/git/yplatform/bin/aws-iam-boostrap \
  --user <your-aws-username> \
  --access-key-id <your-aws-access-key-id> \
  --secret-access-key <your-aws-secret-access-key>

and follow the instructions in the terminal to

  • setup your AWS console
    • role shortcuts
  • setup your aws-cli
    • set credentials
    • set config