Mira is an organizational tool for AWS' frequently used services.

Mira accesses AWS's SDK to easily display all of the user's instances in a visually appealing UI. Connections between instances through security groups is clear within Mira and will allow for an easier understanding of a user's AWS infrasture. Note: New services instances must be created in AWS and then accessed through Mira.

Editing security groups through AWS is unclear for many users that do not regularly use the AWS dashboard. With the navigatable UI provided by Mira, the user can click on a particular instance to get all data associated with it. In addition to viewing this data, inbound and outbound rules for security groups can be effortlessly changed and these changes will be immediately seen by the user.

1. Set up a new IAM user on your AWS console: Make sure you keep your aws_access_key_id and aws_secret_access_key by downloading the .csv file

2. Give permissions to AWS IAM User: For viewing and editing: give permissions to

    AmazonEC2FullAccess
    AmazonRDSFullAccess
   

For viewing only: give permissions to

	AmazonEC2ReadOnlyAccess
	AmazonRDSReadOnlyAccess

3. Set up your configurations: We recommend installing the AWS CLI within your terminal using:

npm install -g aws-cli

Then use this command within your terminal:

aws configure

Fill in your aws_access_key_id and aws_secret_access_key

Use the default region and default data output(JSON)

Emilia Brizuela-Nothaft | Melody Chai | Byron Inocencio | Jonathan Mavandi