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AWS Elastic Beanstalk CLI

aws-elasticbeanstalk

The EB CLI is a command line interface for AWS Elastic Beanstalk.

Runs as eb|macOS, Linux, Windows|docs.aws.amazon.com

Open form in Otty otty.toml

Command form

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Use the subcommand tabs for the common eb jobs: init, deploy, list, open, ssh and use. Create, terminate and configuration commands are left out.

Opens the form; the finished command lands at your prompt, unrun

Run in Otty

otty gui aws-elasticbeanstalk

`eb init`

Initialize application

Initialize a new Elastic Beanstalk application in the current directory.

Initialize applicationExample values, fixed in this page — nothing here reaches a terminal

Basic

Application name*

string

Advanced

Platform version

string

TasksEach one presets the form for one job

Initialize

nameplatform

ParametersOnly these flags are editable in the form

Application name

string · positional 0

Prompt for every option

boolean

--interactive-i

EC2 key pair

string

--keyname-k

Platform version

string

--platform-p

`eb deploy`

Deploy

Deploy the application source bundle from the project directory to the running environment.

DeployExample values, fixed in this page — nothing here reaches a terminal

Basic

Environment name

string

Version label

string

Version description

string

TasksEach one presets the form for one job

Deploy with a message

environmentlabelmessage

ParametersOnly these flags are editable in the form

Environment name

Leave blank for the default environment.
string · positional 0

Version label

string

--label-l

Version description

string

--message-m

Deploy staged files

Deploy files staged in the git index instead of the HEAD commit.
boolean

--staged

Timeout (minutes)

integer

--timeout

Existing version label

Deploy an existing application version.
string

--version

`eb list`

List environments

List environments.

List environmentsExample values, fixed in this page — nothing here reaches a terminal

Basic

All applications

--all

TasksEach one presets the form for one job

List all

all

ParametersOnly these flags are editable in the form

All applications

boolean

--all-a

Verbose

boolean

--verbose-v

`eb open`

Open environment URL

Open the environment's public URL in the default browser.

Open environment URLExample values, fixed in this page — nothing here reaches a terminal

Basic

Environment name

string

TasksEach one presets the form for one job

Open

environment

ParametersOnly these flags are editable in the form

Environment name

Leave blank for the default environment.
string · positional 0

`eb ssh`

SSH to instance

Connect to a Linux EC2 instance in the environment.

SSH to instanceExample values, fixed in this page — nothing here reaches a terminal

Basic

Environment name

string

Instance ID

string

TasksEach one presets the form for one job

SSH

environmentinstance

ParametersOnly these flags are editable in the form

Environment name

Leave blank for the default environment.
string · positional 0

Instance ID

string

--instance-i

Instance number

string

--number-n

Run command instead

Execute a shell command on the instance instead of starting a session.
string

--command

Keep port 22 open

Leave port 22 open on the security group after the session.
boolean

--keep_open-o

`eb use`

Set default environment

Set the specified environment as the default.

Set default environmentExample values, fixed in this page — nothing here reaches a terminal

Basic

Environment name*

string

TasksEach one presets the form for one job

Use environment

environment

ParametersOnly these flags are editable in the form

Environment name

Environment to use.
string · positional 0

Region

string

--region-r

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Before it fills your prompt, Otty checks the installed eb against its version. A form that does not match your version is not offered.