aoss-curl

Request to Amazon OpenSearch Service with SigV4 🔏

```shell ➜ aoss-curl -h Request to Amazon OpenSearch Service with SigV4 🔏

Usage: aoss-curl [OPTIONS] --code --uri



Arguments:
    Home directory containing the AWS hidden folder [env: HOME=/Users/JohnDoe]

Options:
  -r, --region           Name of the AWS region [default: eu-west-1]
  -p, --profile         Name of the AWS profile [default: default]
  -s, --suffix           Suffix of the original AWS profile [default: noauth]
  -c, --code               MFA code
  -d, --duration       Session duration in seconds [default: 3600]
  -i, --identifier   MFA device identifier (defaults to AWS username) [default: ]
  -m, --method           Method of the HTTP request [default: GET]
  -u, --uri                 URI of the HTTP request
  -b, --body               Body of the HTTP request [default: ]
  -h, --help                     Print help
  -V, --version                  Print version
```


Installation

aoss-curl is published on crates.io and can be installed with

shell
cargo install aoss-curl


or via homebrew-tap with

shell
brew install jhandguy/tap/aoss-curl


or downloaded as binary from the releases page.

Usage


  Warning: aoss-curl requires an MFA code and uses aws-mfa for authenticating to AWS.


Add basic credentials in ~/.aws/credentials:

text
[<profile_name>-noauth]
aws_access_key_id = <aws_access_key_id>
aws_secret_access_key = <aws_secret_access_key>



  Note: make sure to add the -noauth suffix to the profile name


Run aoss-curl:
shell
aoss-curl -p <profile_name> -c <mfa_code> -u <opensearch_domain>/_cat/indices


Check output:
shell
200 OK
green ...