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AWSume

awsume

Awsume is a convenient way to manage session tokens and assume role credentials.

Runs as awsume|macOS, Linux, Windows|awsu.me
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OptionsOn awsume itself
--help-h
Show help for awsume
--version-v
Display the current version of awsume
--output-profile-o
A profile to output credentials to <output_profile>
--clean
Clean expired output profiles
--refresh-r
Force refresh credentials
--show-commands-s
Show the commands to set the credentials
--unset-u
Unset your aws environment variables
--auto-refresh-a
Auto refresh credentials
--kill-refresher-k
Kill autoawsume
--list-profiles-l
List profiles, "more" for detail (slow) <value>
--refresh-autocomplete
Refresh all plugin autocomplete profiles
--role-arn
Role ARN or <partition>:<account_id>:<role_name> <role_arn>
--principal-arn
Principal ARN or <partition>:<account_id>:<provider_name> <principal_arn>
--source-profile
Source_profile to use(role-arn only) <source_profile>
--external-id
External ID to pass to the assume_role <external_id>
--mfa-token
Your mfa token <mfa-token>
--region
The region you want to awsume into <region>
--session-name
Set a custom role session name <session_name>
--role-duration
Seconds to get role creds for <role_duration>
--with-saml
Use saml (requires plugin)
--with-web-identity
Use web identity (requires plugin)
--json
Use json credentials <json>
--credentials-file
Target a shared credentials file <credentials_file>
--config-file
Target a config file <config_file>
--config
Configure awsume <option>
--list-plugins
List installed plugins
--info
Print any info logs to stderr
--debug
Print any debug logs to stderr
--console-c
Open AWS console
--console-link-cl
Get a sign-on url
--console-service-cs
Open the console to a specific service <service>
-cls-csl
Get a sign-on url to a specific service <service>
ArgumentsPositional, in order
<profile>
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