aws-cli

I installed AWSCLI by using: pip install --upgrade --user awscli Now if I type aws configure in the cmd I get: 'aws' is not recognized as an internal or external command... I'm pretty sure the path needs to be set correctly. I know how to go into the environment variables to set the path, but I don't know WHAT to set the path to because I don't see where awscli is installed. By the way, I already have boto3 installed and I'm able to import that just fine. I should also mention I'm setting this up in windows. Hi I just had the same problem, and I managed to solve this! I'm using python 3.7.0

I am trying to push some files up to s3 with the AWS CLI and I am running into an error: upload failed: ... An HTTP Client raised and unhandled exception: unknown encoding: idna I believe this is a Python specific problem but I am not sure how to enable this type of encoding for my python interpreter. I just freshly installed Python 3.6 and have verified that it being used by powershell and cmd. $> python --version Python 3.6.7 If this isn't a Python specific problem, it might be helpful to know that I also just freshly installed the AWS CLI and have it properly configured. Let me know if

I am trying to create an AWS Lambda function using the command aws lambda create-function \ --function-name foo\ --runtime nodejs\ --role lambda_basic_execution \ --handler asdf --zip-file "fileb:://boom.zip" I have a file called boom.zip available in the directory. But I cannot deploy using the above command. The failure message I get is --zip-file must be a file with the fileb:// prefix. Does anyone have a working example to create a lambda function using the AWS CLI? You have an extra colon ':' in the file spec. $ aws lambda create-function --function-name foo --runtime nodejs --role lambda

I'm trying to get all Elastic IPs that are not currently assigned to instances. It's easy to get all of the Elastic IPs using this: aws ec2 describe-addresses From here, it would be easy to filter out any results that do not have an "AssociationId" . However, I'm not sure how to do that using --query . I know that the --query option uses JMESPath to filter results, but I have no idea how to tell it to return me all results that do not have an AssociationId . Any help? Thanks. You can check the Addresses collection for null values, but instead of AssociationId a better general solution may be

I'm running a backup script using AWS CLI to perform an S3 sync command every night on my MediaTemple server. This has run without fail for months, but I updated my Plesk installation and now every night, when the backup script runs, MediaTemple disables my server due to excessive usage. The limits I seem to be crossing are as follows: RESOURCE INFO: Packets per second limit: 35000 Packets per second detected: 42229.11667000000306870788 Bytes per second limit: 50000000 Bytes per second detected: 61801446.10000000149011611938 They also include a networking snapshot at the time they take the

I've tried to follow AWS instructions on setting ECR authorization to my user by giving the AmazonEC2ContainerRegistryFullAccess policy to my user. However when I try to run on my PC the aws ecr get-login I get an error that I don't have permission. An error occurred (AccessDeniedException) when calling the GetAuthorizationToken operation: User: arn:aws:iam::ACCOUNT_NUMBER:user/MY_USER is not authorized to perform: ecr:GetAuthorizationToken on resource: * What have I done wrong ? You must attach a policy to your IAM role. I attached AmazonEC2ContainerRegistryFullAccess and it worked. I've