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The goal of this project is to make it easier to manage EC2 and RDS for mulitiple AWS accounts by providing: * Script for installation of the AWS API Tools (command line) * Script for configuring environment variables and aliases Prerequisites ************* The Amazon AWS API Tools are Java based, thus Java must be installed and JAVA_HOME environment variable must be set. Getting started *************** 1) Install AWS API Tools by running: bash install-aws-cli-tools.sh (The script creates a tmp directory that can be removed when the script is completed.) 2) Create a directory to store certificates and keys for your accounts. The directory should contain a subdirectory for each AWS accounts, which should contain X.509 cert and private key (and optional ssh keys) for the respective AWS account. $ mkdir -p accounts/account1 $ cp <dir_for_downloaded_x.509_files>/*pem accounts/account1 export AWS_CERT_ROOT=$PWD/accounts $ find accounts accounts accounts/account1 accounts/account1/cert-LNEDCEVSV74CIPPYAFEWDINCTDPWRKKU.pem accounts/account1/pk-LNEDCEVSV74CIPPYAFEWDINCTDPWRKKU.pem 3) Setup environment for a given AWS account: . set-aws-env (Note: only source the environment file, do not execute it.) Example: $ . set-aws-env account1 Setting upp EC2 and RDS for accessing the account1 Amazon AWS account. Testing connection... Connection OK What next? ********** You should now be able to run the ec2 and rds command line tools. For more information, see: http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/index.html
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