Current Version: v1.1 (Released Dec 27, 2019)
| Build Type | Processor | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Linux, Windows, Mac | amd64 |  |
| Linux | arm64 |  |
(arm64 builds have not yet been tested due to Travis CI implimenting a new pricing model without giving Open-Source developers credits to build. Be advised that arm64 builds will move to Github as soon as it's supported.)
Core source is tested weekly. Binaries are only tested during releases.
This script is a sister to CloudFlare DDNS Updater but can be run independently.
The goal for this script is to update an AWS Security Group with your dynamically-assigned IP address. Typical use case is that you have an IP address at home that is assigned by your ISP and is not assigned to you. You use this IP address to secure your AWS Virtual Private Cloud by only allowing traffic from this IP address.
Directions on how to set this up is in the Wiki.
- Python (script was developed on Python 3.9.x)
- Python Libraries:
- requests
- AWS cli (Script tested with version 2 but version 1 should work)
If you wish to not install Python, you may download the binary that is posted in the "Releases".
Please note that this script, if not used correctly or if I made a typo, can lock you out of your EC2 instance. Your method of recovery is to use the AWS Console and update your security groups manually. I do not work for AWS, Amazon, or any of their affiliates.
This repository is licensed using the GNU Public License (GNU) v.3. If you require a different license, please feel free to contact me.