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Handling multiple aws profiles and roles on my local machine
Handling multiple aws profiles and roles on my local machine
I have pretty some aws profiles. And each of those profiles can assume pretty some IAM roles. I write code for instance roles: I trip, when I see aws_access_key_id = in code. ("No! No! No!")
When I started writing aws stuff, I added profile= arguments to all my boto3 constructors... until the roles started to be crucial. In fact, on several AWS accounts I can be several users, who can assume several roles.
Long story short: meanwhile, I handle all profile and (most of the) region stuff locally before coding, not in the code. For an EC2 instance, the needed credentials are "just there" – I want the same on my local machine.
My ~/.aws folder contains two files, credentials and config:
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