An interactive command line wrapper of the AWS CLI.
To run this or any other Op, install the Ops Platform.
Find information about how to run and build Ops via the Ops Platform Documentation.
This Op also requires AWS credentials to work with your account. Here's what you'll need before running this Op the first time:
- AWS Access Key Id: via the AWS Management Console:
AWS Management Console
->Security Credentials
->Access Keys
- Set Access Key to
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
in team secrets by runningops secrets:set
- AWS Access Key Secret: via the AWS Management Console:
AWS Management Console
->Security Credentials
->Access Keys
- Set Secret Key to
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_SECRET
in team secrets by runningops secrets:set
To initiate the interactive AWS CLI prompt run:
ops run aws
To skip the service selection prompt you can run:
ops run aws [service option]
For example, to use the ec2 service you can run:
ops run aws ec2
For power users, the Op offers the option to entirely skip interactive prompts, by running:
ops run aws [full command] [-p || --powermode]
1. Clone the repo:
git clone <git url>
2. Navigate into the directory and install dependencies:
cd aws && npm install
1. Run the Op from your current working directory with:
ops run .
Use the DEBUG
flag in the terminal to see verbose Op output like so:
DEBUG=aws:* ops run aws
When submitting issues or requesting help, be sure to also include the version information. To get your ops version run:
ops -v