nlangellier/aws-mfa

Tool to manage MFA credentials with multiple AWS profiles

aws-mfa

Tool to manage MFA credentials with multiple AWS profiles

Installation

Step 1 (Optional)

Create and activate a virtual environment to install aws-mfa into. For example with conda this may look like

conda create --name aws-mfa-env python=3.10
conda activate aws-mfa-env

Step 2

Install aws-mfa

pip install git+https://github.com/nlangellier/aws-mfa.git@main

Step 3 (Optional)

If a virtual environment was created in step 1, an alias can be added to your .bashrc file to allow execution of aws-mfa from anywhere in any environment. Using the example in step 1, run the following command to append to your .bashrc file:

echo 'alias aws-mfa="conda run --name aws-mfa-env --live-stream aws-mfa"' >> $HOME/.bashrc
source $HOME/.bashrc

If you used another virtual environment manager besides conda, then replace "conda run --name aws-mfa-env --live-stream aws-mfa" above with a relevant shell command to run aws-mfa in the environment created in step 1. If you use another shell, replace .bashrc with the relevant file. E.g. if you use zsh, then replace .bashrc with .zshrc.

Command Line Usage

aws-mfa