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In the above example, Python 2.x is installed and the AWS CLI is installed, but using Python 2.x. That's exactly what we don't want.
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It is beyond the current scope of this article to describe how to install Python 3.5+
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Installing AWS CLI
Use the standard instructions from AWS to install the AWS CLI, but be sure that once you have the AWS CLI installed, it is , and the AWS CLI, ensuring that the CLI is using your Python 3.5+ installation. Please note that virtualenv may make it easier to get the AWS CLI installed and using Python 3.5+.
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Install and Configure awscli-login
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Don't bother trying to install or use the awscli-login tool until your installed version of the AWS CLI reports that it is using Python 3.5+. |
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$ pip install awscli-login ... $ aws configure set plugins.login awscli_login ... $ aws login configure ECP Endpoint URL [None]: https://shibidp-test.cit.cornell.edu/idp/profile/SAML2/SOAP/ECP Username [None]: <YOUR NETID> Enable Keyring [False]: Duo Factor [None]: Role ARN [None]: $ |
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Using awscli-login
Login using defaults:
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$ aws login
Username [username]: pea1
Password: ********
Factor:
$ aws login
Password:
Factor: push
Please choose the role you would like to assume:
Account: 000011112222
[ 0 ]: shib-cs
Account: 777788889999
[ 1 ]: shib-admin
[ 2 ]: shib-cs
[ 3 ]: shib-dba
Selection: 1
$ aws sts get-caller-identity
{
"UserId": "AROAICCPMY7VALLFYHWPA:pea1@cornell.edu",
"Account": "777788889999",
"Arn": "arn:aws:sts::777788889999:assumed-role/shib-admin/pea1@cornell.edu"
}
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