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Porter mixin for the AWS CLI
https://github.com/getporter/aws-mixin

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Porter mixin for the AWS CLI

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# AWS CLI Mixin for Porter

This is a mixin for Porter that provides the AWS CLI.

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The [Buckets Example](./examples/buckets) provides a full working bundle demonstrating how to use this mixin.

## Mixin Syntax

See the [AWS CLI Command Reference](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/index.html#cli-aws) for the supported commands

```yaml
aws:
description: "Description of the command"
service: SERVICE
operation: OP
arguments:
- arg1
- arg2
flags:
FLAGNAME: FLAGVALUE
REPEATED_FLAG:
- FLAGVALUE1
- FLAGVALUE2
suppress-output: false
outputs:
- name: NAME
jsonPath: JSONPATH
```

### Suppress Output

The `suppress-output` field controls whether output from the mixin should be
prevented from printing to the console. By default this value is false, using
Porter's default behavior of hiding known sensitive values. When
`suppress-output: true` all output from the mixin (stderr and stdout) are hidden.

Step outputs (below) are still collected when output is suppressed. This allows
you to prevent sensitive data from being exposed while still collecting it from
a command and using it in your bundle.

### Outputs

The mixin supports `jsonpath` outputs.

#### JSON Path

The `jsonPath` output treats stdout like a json document and applies the expression, saving the result to the output.

```yaml
outputs:
- name: NAME
jsonPath: JSONPATH
```

For example, if the `jsonPath` expression was `$[*].id` and the command sent the following to stdout:

```json
[
{
"id": "1085517466897181794",
"name": "my-vm"
}
]
```

Then then output would have the following contents:

```json
["1085517466897181794"]
```

---

## Examples

### Provision a VM

```yaml
aws:
description: "Provision VM"
service: ec2
operation: run-instances
flags:
image-id: ami-xxxxxxxx
instance-type: t2.micro
```

### Create a Bucket

```yaml
aws:
description: "Create Bucket"
service: s3api
operation: create-bucket
flags:
bucket: my-buckkit
region: us-east-1
```