Docker image for running the Amazon Web Services Command Line Interface.

The versions currently included are aws-cli 1.7.45 on Python 2.7.6.

The aws command is a command line interface for Amazon's Web Services, like EC2, S3, etc.

The docker-aws-cli creates a Docker image containing all dependencies needed to run aws. That way, you can run aws in a Docker container without setting the aws dependencies on the host system.

A pre-built image is available on Docker Hub and can be run as follows:

docker run -t -i fstab/aws-cli

The container will start a bash shell with the aws command ready to use.

In the examples directory in the Docker container, you find a start.sh script that can be used to start your first EC2 instance. See examples for more info.

1. Make sure Docker is installed.

2. Clone docker-aws-cli from GitHub

   git clone https://github.com/fstab/docker-aws-cli.git

3. Build the docker image

   cd docker-aws-cli
   docker build -t="fstab/aws-cli" .

4. Run a docker container with that image

   docker run -t -i fstab/aws-cli

The script examples/start.sh can be used to set up an EC2 instance. See examples for more info.

For documentation on the AWS CLI, see the AWS command line interface documentation and the aws-cli GitHub page.