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Lab25 - Command Line Interface

The document provides instructions for downloading and installing the AWS CLI on Windows. It describes configuring the CLI with AWS access keys to authenticate to a user's AWS account. It then demonstrates basic commands to stop and describe EC2 instances, create and manage S3 buckets, and copy files between local storage and S3.

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Lab25 - Command Line Interface

The document provides instructions for downloading and installing the AWS CLI on Windows. It describes configuring the CLI with AWS access keys to authenticate to a user's AWS account. It then demonstrates basic commands to stop and describe EC2 instances, create and manage S3 buckets, and copy files between local storage and S3.

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Hareesha N G
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AWS Document Guide

Lab25

AWS - Command Line Interface

Use the below URL to download CLI for Windows

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/awscli-install-windows.html

File is getting download.

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We need to install in our local machine.

Run AWSCLI64.msi file.

Click “Run”.

Click “Next”.

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Click I accept and click “Next”.

Click “Next”.

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Click “Install”.

Application installation will be successfully completed.

Type aws and then press enter. You can able to see the commands in command prompt.

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Before Login to CLI, we have required root keys for my account to login to CLI interface.

Click “My Security Credentials”.

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Click “continue to security credentials”.

Press “+” key in Access keys to expand it.

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Click “Create New Access Key”.

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Click “Show access key” then copy the key into notepad. Because you would not be able to get the
password key after this mode / you skip copy from this mode.

Root keys will be like as below, I have masked Access key ID and Secret access key for security reasons.

Click “Download Key File” and click “close”.

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Now we need to login to command prompt by using Root keys.

Type

aws configure

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It prompts user id,

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It prompts password, type secret access key

Type region name as us-east-1/where you have connected and type output format json

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Aws ec2 describe-instnace-status

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Aws ec2 stop-instances –instance-ids <instance id>

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In output you can able to see that instance is getting stop.

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Aws ec2 describe-volumes

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Aws s3 mb s://sansbound

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Go to S3 and able to see that bucket has been created

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Aws s3 ls

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Aws s3 rb s3://sansbound

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Aws s3 mb s3://sansbound2

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Aws s3 cp c:\sansbound.txt s3://sansbound2

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Aws s3 sync c:\sansbound s3://sansbound2

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You can able to see the file in sanbound2 bucket.

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Now I will copy the files into sansbound2 buckeet.

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s3 sync c:\sansbound s3://sansbound2

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