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bin+lib ec2-search

search AWS ec2 easily. named ec2s

19 releases (12 breaking)

0.14.1 Mar 27, 2022
0.13.0 Aug 1, 2021
0.12.0 Feb 23, 2021
0.9.1 Dec 29, 2020
0.7.0 Nov 24, 2020

#2193 in Command line utilities

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ec2-search

Test

Search EC2 instance easily

Installation

Cargo Install

With Rust's package manager cargo, you can install via:

$ cargo install ec2-search

If you install the latest master branch commit

$ cargo install --git https://github.com/mocyuto/ec2-search --branch master

Homebrew

macOS or Linux

$ brew tap mocyuto/tap
$ brew install ec2-search

Setup Completion

If you install by brew command, it is set automatically. Otherwise, you run below.

# zsh
$ ec2s completion zsh > /usr/local/share/zsh/site-functions/_ec2s

# bash
$ ec2s completion bash > /usr/local/etc/bash_completion.d/ec2s

Usage

$ ec2s help

AWS credentials

ec2-search needs aws credentials, so you need to set credentials. You can use Environment value or "~/.aws/credentials".

profile

if set and not empty the value of the environment variable AWS_PROFILE otherwise default

Instance

Search instance info.

$ ec2s instance help
# or alias. see help
$ ec2s i help 

info

display basic info

$ ec2s i info -q api
ID           Name       Status   Type
i-012345678  test-api1  running  t2.micro
counts: 1

# display wide when set -o option
$ ec2s i info -q api -o wide
ID           Name       Status   Type     PrivateDNS                                      PrivateIP  AZ              LifeCycle
i-012345678  test-api1  running  t2.micro ip-10-10-10-10.ap-northeast-1.compute.internal  10.0.0.1   ap-northeast-1  spot

# display tag column when set -T option
$ ec2s i info -q api -T Name,env
ID           Name       Status   Type     Name      env
i-012345678  test-api1  running  t2.micro test-api1 staging

# display all tag columns when set --show-all-tags option
$ ec2s i info -q api --show-all-tags
ID           Name       Status   Type     Name      env
i-012345678  test-api1  running  t2.micro test-api1 staging

instance ids

display instance ids

## like search
$ ec2s instance ids -q "api"
ID           Name
i-012345678  test-api1
i-023456789  test-api2
counts: 2

instance ips

Display instance public and private IPs.

$ ec2s instance ips -q "api"
Private IP   Public IP  Name
10.0.0.1                test-api1
10.0.0.2                test-api2
counts: 2

instance DNS name

Display instance public and private DNS name

$ ec2s i dns -q api
Private DNS                                      Public DNS  Name
 ip-10-10-10-10.ap-northeast-1.compute.internal              test-api1
 ip-10-10-10-11.ap-northeast-1.compute.internal              test-api2
counts: 2

Target Group

$ ec2s target-group help
# or alias
$ ec2s tg help

Info

Display Target Group info

$ ec2s tg info -q api
 Name            TargetType  LB
 aaaaa-api       ip          ["aaaaa-bbbb-apialb"]
 bbbbb-api       ip          ["bbbbb-cccc-apiinteralb"]
 api-web         instance    ["prd-api-web"]
counts: 5

Target Health

Display Target Health

$ ec2s tg health -q api-web
 ID                   Port  Status
 i-01002020202000101  80    healthy
counts: 1

Auto Scaling Group

$ ec2s auto-scaling-group help
# or alias
$ ec2s asg help

Info

Display Auto Scaling Group info

$ ec2s asg info -q eks
 Name               Instances  Desired  Min  Max
 prd-eks-autoscale  7          7        1    40
 prd-eks-stateful   6          6        4    20
 stg-eks-autoscale  1          1        1    20
 stg-eks-stateful   2          2        1    10
counts: 4

Instances

Display Auto Scaling Group Instances.

$ ec2s asg inst -q stg-eks-api-autoscale
 ID                   LifeCycle  InstanceType  AZ               Status
 i-01010101010101011  InService  t3.medium     ap-northeast-1c  Healthy
counts: 1

Dependencies

~92MB
~1.5M SLoC