marjamis

awscli

Using an assumed role credentials with environment variables

# Clear any existing ENV credentials
unset AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY AWS_SESSION_TOKEN
# Assumed the specified role and export the required values
KEYS=$(aws sts assume-role --role-arn $AWS_ROLE_ARN \
 --role-session-name testing --duration 900); \

	# Loops through all the .png images in the current folder and assigns their filename to an element of the array
	counter=0
	for i in `ls -1 ./*.png` ; do
	images[$counter]=$i;
	let counter=counter+1;
	done

	# Loops through the images array, based on the ROWS and COLS spec, to determine how many items rows and columns there will be when merging. Plenty of improvements here
	ROWS=2
	COLS=4

	#!/bin/bash

	FILE="ipsToConnectTo"

	lineContents() {
	# Checks if a line has a * pointer next to it to denote which is the next line that should be returned.
	LN=$(grep --color=never -n \* $FILE \| cut -f1 -d\:)

	# If there is no * pointer it needs a manual reset to the right starting location. A precaution for how I used it but easily customisable.
	if [ "${LN}" == "" ] ; then

	#!/bin/bash -ex

	CURL_COMMAND='curl -X POST https://api.github.com/graphql'
	RAW_OUTPUT_FILE="$(tempfile -s ".query.output")"
	MINIMUM_PLUS_1_COUNT=20

	function API_call() {
	if [ ! -v NEXT_PAGE ]; then
	api_output=$($CURL_COMMAND -H "Authorization:bearer $GITHUB_TOKEN" -d @query)
	else

	#!/bin/bash -xe

	# Below command can be replaced to the required CLI, including with custom JSON output, assuming the NextToken is in the same location.
	AWS_CLI_COMMAND="aws elasticbeanstalk list-platform-versions --max-records 100 --query={NextToken:NextToken,PlatformARNs:PlatformSummaryList[*].PlatformArn}"
	OUTPUT_FILE="./output-$(date +%s)"

	function CLI_call() {
	if [ ! -v NEXT_TOKEN ]; then
	cli_output=$($AWS_CLI_COMMAND)
	else

	aws ec2 describe-instances --query 'Reservations[].Instances[].[PrivateIpAddress, MetadataOptions]' --instance-ids <ids>