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aws-security-group-usage

v0.0.5

Published

List AWS security group dependencies

Downloads

10

Readme

AWS Security Group Usage

List AWS security group dependencies

See where your security groups are used.

Install

Install globally if you want to use the CLI.

yarn global add aws-security-group-usage
# or
npm i -g aws-security-group-usage

Install locally if you want to use it as a library.

yarn add aws-security-group-usage
# or
npm i --save aws-security-group-usage

Usage

CLI

$ aws-security-group-usage --help
Options:
      --version   Show version number                                  [boolean]
  -c, --concurrency  max number of concurrent requests to make
                                                          [number] [default: 20]
  -g, --groupIds  security group ids to check              [array] [default: []]
  -o, --output    output format
                            [string] [choices: "tree", "json"] [default: "tree"]
      --help      Show help                                            [boolean]
$ aws-security-group-usage -g sg-abc123

└─┬ sg-abc123: SecurityGroupName
  ├─┬ usage type: instance
  │ └── InstanceId: i-xxx
  └─┬ usage type: dms
    └── ReplicationInstanceIdentifier: my-dms

As a library

import { listSecurityGroupUsage } from 'aws-security-group-usage'

listSecurityGroupUsage({ groupIds: [ 'sg-abc123' ] })
  .then(console.log)

Supported usages

  • [x] EC2 instances
  • [x] VPC endpoints
  • [x] Classic ELB
  • [x] ELBv2
  • [x] RDS
  • [x] Lambdas
  • [x] ElastiCache
  • [x] Route53 Resolvers
  • [x] DMS

API

groupIds

Type: string[]
Default: []

Which Security Groups to find dependencies for.

queue

Type: PQueue
Default: new PQueue({concurrency: 20})

Queue to manage the number of concurrent requests. See p-queue.

ec2

Type: AWS.EC2
Default: new EC2()

The AWS EC2 client to use for EC2 API calls.

elb

Type: AWS.ELB
Default: new ELB()

The AWS ELB client to use for ELB API calls.

elbv2

Type: AWS.ELBv2
Default: new ELBv2()

The AWS ELBv2 client to use for ELBv2 API calls.

rds

Type: AWS.RDS
Default: new RDS()

The AWS RDS client to use for RDS API calls.

lambda

Type: AWS.Lambda
Default: new Lambda()

The AWS Lambda client to use for Lambda API calls.

ec

Type: AWS.ElastiCache
Default: new ElastiCache()

The AWS ElastiCache client to use for ElastiCache API calls.

r53r

Type: AWS.Route53Resolver
Default: new Route53Resolver()

The AWS Route53Resolver client to use for Route53Resolver API calls.

dms

Type: AWS.DMS
Default: new DMS()

The AWS DMS client to use for DMS API calls.

Developing

  1. Clone the repo
  2. Run yarn install
  3. Run yarn test-watch to run the tests while deving
  4. Run git add . && yarn cm to commit changes using commitizen
  5. Run yarn release to create a new version using standard-version

Lint checks and tests are run automatically on commit and built by the pipeline on push.

License

aws-security-group-usage is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.