Re-key your static AWS API access keys.
A lot of the times, people will just have their AWS access keys stored in the shared credentials file permanently. It can be very tedious to manually generate new keys, update the credentials file and delete the old keys, so in the end we rarely end up doing that.
aws-rekey allows one to roll the access keys and save them to the shared
credentials file i.e. ~/.aws/credentials.
Grab the latest arch-specific binary from releases
page and save it as
${HOME}/bin/aws-rekey.
By default aws-rekey will attempt to find your credentials file, but you can
also specify its location, using --credentials-file parameter.
AWS access keys can be rolled for multiple profiles, by specifying comma
separated profile names, e.g. aws-rekey --profiles my-test,production,development
Please do!
- Vaidas Jablonskis jablonskis@gmail.com