tools for managing AWS resources including EC2, EBS, RDS and Route53.
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aws-ha-release | ||
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ec2-automate-backup | ||
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iam-keyfind | ||
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route53-migrate-zone | ||
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AWS Missing Tools
AWS Missing Tools is a suite of tools that extends Amazon's provided command line tools. The tools are described below:
as-apply-alarms
apply alarms to one or more Auto Scaling Groups
as-update-launch-config
modify an Auto Scaling Group's Launch Configuration
aws-ha-release and aws-ha-release-ruby
allows the high-availability / no downtime replacement of all EC2 Instances in an Auto Scaling Group that is behind an Elastic Load Balancer
ec2-automate-backup
provide easy backup/snapshot functionality for multiple EC2 EBS volumes
ec2-cost-calculate-ruby
sum the total cost of instances running in one or all AWS Regions
iam-keyfind
list all Access Keys belonging to IAM accounts or find a particular IAM key
rds-apply-alarms
apply alarms to one or more Amazon RDS instances
route53-migrate-zone
migrating a Route53 zone to a new zone or to a new AWS account