The AWS CLI is a command line utility that lets you deploy and configure services on Amazon Web Services without needing to use the web user interface. This tutorial, will show you how to install it on a Mac and how to configure a user.
I have used Homebrew to install AWS CLI and I am quite happy with the result. Simply type: $ brew install awscli after you have installed brew. Note, on the AWS CLI installation page there is the following disclaimer. The awscli package may be available in repositories for other package managers such as APT, yum and Homebrew, but it is not guaranteed to be the latest version. Yes, there are solutions such as Macincloud. Due to Apple's ToS it can only (legally) be run on legitimate Apple hardware. Since Apple is out of the traditional server biz since 2009 (google XServe), the only option is to purchase a consumer grade.
Introduction
Here are the two steps to install AWS cli on mac OSX. FIRST Offical version. Brew install awscli. SECOND Development version. Download: Mac OS: Download: AWS OpsHub Demo (2:35). This course teaches learners how to use the device to transfer data using the AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI). The course also teaches how to complete a Snowball Edge job and ship the device back to AWS.
The AWS CLI can be installed on macOS using the command line or by using the installer wizard. This tutorial will show you how to install it using the installer wizard.
Step 1: Install AWS CLI
Download the latest Amazon CLI installer package from the Amazon Website.
Double click on the downloaded AWSCLIV2.pkg package to start the installer.
Click Continue.
Click Continue.
Click Continue.
Agree to the license terms then click Continue.
Choose whether to install for the current user or all users then click Continue.
Click Continue.
Click Install.
Click Close.
Test the installation
Test the installation was successful by opening a terminal and running the following command:
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The output should show the version number of the AWS CLI:
We are now ready to create a user account and configure the AWS CLI to use this account to manage services.
Step 2: Create IAM user with programmatic access
Login to the AWS management console then search for IAM in the Find services text field.
Click Users.
Click Add user.
Enter the name of the user, tick the Programmatic access check box, then click the Next: Permissions button.
Click Attach existing policies directly, tick the policies you want the user to have access to, then click the Next: Tags button. In the following example, I have given the user full administrator access, however it’s recommended that you give the user the least amount of privileges possible.
Enter any tags you would like to help you keep users organized then click Next: Review.
Click the Download .csv button to save the access key and secret to your local machine. Make sure it is saved before clicking Close.
The user is now created and we are ready to configure the AWS CLI with the credentials we downloaded above.
Step 3: Configure Credentials
Open the macOS terminal and run the following command:
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Enter the AWS Access Key ID and the AWS Secret Access Key when prompted. Choose the default region and output format of json and then the details will be saved to ~/.aws/credentials.
Now we can test to see if the credentials work by running a command, for example list the S3 buckets with:
Conclusion
That’s it. We are now ready to deploy and manage services using the AWS CLI.
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Written by: Tony Mackay
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