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Is there a way to list available/configured AWS CLI profiles, other than parsing ~/.aws/config
and/or ~/.aws/credentials
for profile names?
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Is there a way to list available/configured AWS CLI profiles, other than parsing ~/.aws/config
and/or ~/.aws/credentials
for profile names?
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(Answering my own question.)
No, there is not.
I wrote two scripts that include the parsing I ended up using. For anyone interested, they're available in two GitHub repositories:
There are two related blog articles : "AWS CLI Key Rotation Script for IAM Users revisited", and "Easy MFA and Profile Switching in AWS CLI".
(update 2019-01-27: the blog article "Easy MFA and Profile Switching in AWS CLI" is out of date as it refers to the awscli-mfa.sh
script version 1.x while the rewritten 2.x has been released. An updated blog article is forthcoming, but in the meanwhile, please refer to the awscli-mfa repository documentation)
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Parsing ~/.aws/credentials
was simple enough for me.
$ cat ~/.aws/credentials | grep -o '\[[^]]*\]'
=> [default] [other_profile] [other_profile2]
I also aliased the command into aws-profiles
by adding the following line into my ~/.bash_profile
alias aws-profiles="cat ~/.aws/credentials | grep -o '\[[^]]*\]'"
utilizing a profile
add --profile <profile_name>
to your aws command. Ex. $ aws s3 cp ~/my.pdf s3://my_bucket/my.pdf --profile other_profile2