Technically speaking, the CLI is a downloadable app you use to control AWS functions. That means for Windows users you will need to install and run the 32-bit or 64-bit version of the CLI.

Unfortunately, when the AWS CLI is installed, only one IAM account is configured. If you need to switch between multiple accounts in the CLI for different tasks, that can be a head-scratcher. Here's ...

So with that said, let's talk about AWS CLI commands and the way that they're exposed through PowerShell. Once you install AWS CLI, PowerShell continues to support all of the native PowerShell cmdlets ...