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get-aws-session-token

v0.9.6

Published

A simple Node.js command line wizard to generate AWS session tokens for MFA-enabled users.

Downloads

568

Readme

Get AWS Session Token easily

A simple Node.js command line wizard to generate AWS session tokens for MFA-enabled users.

How 'gast' works

Getting started

  • Make sure you have the AWS CLI installed
  • Backup your ~/.aws/credentials and ~/.aws/config files (!!!)
  • Make sure you have a valid AWS CLI user configured. Your ~/.aws/credentials file should contain a configuration simlar to the one below. Take note of the profile name (in the example my-nice-profile), as it will be needed later. If you have only one profile configured, it is generally called default
[my-nice-profile]
aws_access_key_id = XXX
aws_secret_access_key = YYY
  • Create a file named config.template in ~/.aws/ folder, following the example you find below or in config.template in the project root folder.

  • Create a file named clients.json in ~/.aws/ folder, following the example you find below or in clients.example.json in the project root folder, and compile the clients configuration.

  • Each client configuration may include the following parameters:

    • MFASerialNumber: the ARN of the MFA device associated to your users. This can be found on AWS console > IAM > Users > (select your user) > Security credentials tab
    • OutputProfileName: the named profile you want to generate. This profile is the one to use to interact with AWS APIs
    • Profile: (optional) if you want to use a specific AWS named profile to generate the session token. This is the name you picked earlier.
    • Region: (optional) if you want to use a default AWS region for the given AWS profile
    • Output: (optional) specify the output format

    Configuration and credential file settings AWS doc

  • Install Get AWS Session Token using:

npm install get-aws-session-token -g
  • Run gast command in the terminal to start the wizard and get your AWS session token!

clients.json file example

{
  "MyClient": {
    "MFASerialNumber": "arn:aws:iam::000:mfa/daniele.salvatore",
    "OutputProfileName": "xxx",
    "Profile": "my-profile (this is optional)"
  },
  "MySecondClient": {
    "MFASerialNumber": "arn:aws:iam::000:mfa/daniele.salvatore",
    "OutputProfileName": "yyy"
  }
}

config.template file example

[profile my-production]
role_arn = arn:aws:iam::000000000000:role/InfrastructureAdminRole
source_profile = session
region = eu-west-1

[profile my-sandbox]
source_profile = session
region = eu-west-1`

Additional documentation

AWS CLI named profile AWS doc

Disclaimer

THE SOFTWARE IS DISTRIBUTED ON A "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND.