assumer-cli
Assume IAM roles between AWS accounts
Features
- Interactive user prompt
- Account search autocompletion
- Generates & opens AWS Console URL in default browser
- Generates script for users to source in their current terminal session (supported platforms: Windows, Linux, Darwin)
Install
npm i -g assumer-cli
Usage
❯ assumer --help
Assume IAM roles between AWS accounts
Usage
$ assumer
$ assumer <flags>
Required Flags
-a, --target-account Target Account Number
-r, --target-role Target Account Role
-A, --control-account Control Account Number
-R, --control-role Control Account Role
Optional Flags
-u, --username An AWS IAM username (defaults to system user name)
-g, --gui Open a web browser to the AWS console with these credentials
-t, --token MFA Token (you will be interactively prompted)
--check Check for new versions
Example
$ assumer # interactive mode
$ assumer -a 111111111111 -r target/role -A 123456789012 -R control/role
Examples
- If you know the account numbers and role names you wish to assume:
$ assumer -a <target-account> -r <target-role> -A <control-account> -R <control-role>
- If you don't know the account numbers and role names:
$ assumer
- To check if there is a new version of
assumer-cli
:$ assumer --check
Configuration
If you want to use the CLI in interactive mode, assumer
expects a config file called .assumer.json
in your home directory.
Sample configuration:
See sample config file for reference.
Related
- assumer-js - API for this module
License
MIT © Peter Benjamin