AWS Command Line Interface (CLI) is an open source tool offered by Amazon used to manage your any of your AWS services. It enables you to interact with AWS services programmatically using commands in your command lineterminal window. You can call AWS CLI in Iguana IguanaX to automate and manage AWS services workflows.
For instance, you can use AWS CLI to manage to and interact with AWS EC2 instances (virtual machines). Our EC2 AWS CLI Adapter is a great example of this.
You can find all the different Service's CLI commands in the AWS CLI documentation.
In order to use the AWS CLI tool, you first need to install and configure it on your machine:
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You can follow the AWS documentation to install AWS CLI according to your operating system. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/getting-started-install.html. This is what it looks like installing in MacOS:  |
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