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 ...

One of the nice things about the Amazon Web Services (AWS) environment is that it includes a GUI that's sufficient for performing most administrative tasks. Even so, most administrators eventually ...

AWS CLI provides a way to execute scripts such as looking at Amazon S3 storage instances, triggering backups, performing recursive uploads and downloads, viewing buckets, and inspecting services.

EC2, skeleton script, CLI, AWSHow-To Putting CLI Skeletons to Work in AWS You can script Amazon Web Services tasks using the command-line interface to build a skeleton script. By Brien Posey ...

Now you type: $ aws ec2 describe-instances Unfortunately, the similarities pretty much end there. Where with ec2-describe-instances you could just append a list of IDs, with AWS CLI, you need to use ...