AWS Resource Listing Script 🚀

Description

This Bash script automates the process of listing various resources in an AWS account. It supports multiple AWS services and allows users to specify a region and service to retrieve resource information. 🌐

Supported Services

The script currently supports the following AWS services:

1. EC2 - Elastic Compute Cloud ☁️
2. RDS - Relational Database Service 🗄️
3. S3 - Simple Storage Service 📦
4. CloudFront - Content Delivery Network 🌍
5. VPC - Virtual Private Cloud 🏢
6. IAM - Identity and Access Management 🔑
7. Route53 - DNS Web Service 🌐
8. CloudWatch - Monitoring and Management Service 📊
9. CloudFormation - Infrastructure as Code Service 🏗️
10. Lambda - Serverless Computing Service 🖥️
11. SNS - Simple Notification Service 📬
12. SQS - Simple Queue Service 📭
13. DynamoDB - NoSQL Database Service 🗃️
14. EBS - Elastic Block Store 📁

Usage

To use the script, run the following command in your terminal:

./aws_resource_list.sh <aws_region> <aws_service>

Example

To list EC2 instances in the us-east-1 region:

./aws_resource_list.sh us-east-1 ec2

Prerequisites

• Ensure that the AWS CLI is installed on your machine. You can install it by following the official AWS CLI installation guide. 📥
• The AWS CLI must be configured with your credentials. You can configure it using the command:

aws configure

Error Handling

• The script checks for the required number of arguments. If not provided, it will display usage instructions. ⚠️
• It verifies whether the AWS CLI is installed and configured before executing any commands. ✔️

Acknowledgments

• Thank you for using this script! Feel free to contribute or suggest improvements. 🙌