Easy and unified way to connect from your terminal to AWS EC2 and ECS

🚀 Connect easily to EC2 and ECS using the same tool using an interactive CLI

🚀 Filter to find faster your resources

🚀 Perfect for small or big AWS accounts

Usage

Congo is really easy to use just run "ec2" or "ecs" and the cli will continue guiding you interactively from there:

congo ec2 [--id]
congo ecs

You can always run the command congo help to get a better understanding of each command.

Installation

• Using brew:

brew tap PauSabatesC/congo https://github.com/PauSabatesC/congo
brew install congo

• Install using go:

go install github.com/PauSabatesC/congo

• Downloading the binaries:

You can install and run it just downloading your desired binary:

Then you can add the executable binary file downloaded into your PATH

• Install the golang package to use it on your project:

go get github.com/PauSabatesC/congo/congo

Prerequisites

• Congo uses AWS SSM to start a session in a EC2 instance in order to connect to it. So make sure your EC2 and IAM role passes the requisites to allow this secure connection.
• Also congo uses aws CLI to exec to a container.
• Congo detects automatically your AWS credentials from environment variables. So even if you exported the AWS key id,secret and token, or you exported you AWS_PROFILE it will work. Make sure though to export the desired AWS_REGION too.

Contributing

All kinds of Pull Requests are welcomed!

Credits

• Cobra
• Charm-Bubbletea
• tedsmitt/ecsgo
• gjbae1212/gossm

License

Congo is released under the Apache 2.0 license. See LICENSE.txt for more details.