hatch is a tool for accessing EC2 instances managed by AWS Systems Manager (via the Session Manager feature).
You can download a prebuilt binary here.
hatch assumes you have awscli installed locally and properly configured. It also assumes you have the session-manager-plugin installed as well.
``` USAGE: hatch [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] [INSTANCE]
FLAGS: -h, --help Prints help information -l, --list List instances available for remote sessions via AWS Systems Manager -V, --version Prints version information
OPTIONS:
-r, --region
ARGS:
You can view a list of instances managed by AWS Systems Manager by running hatch -l:
+-------------------------------+---------------------+----------------+
| Name | Instance ID | IP Address |
+-------------------------------+---------------------+----------------+
| ssm-example-1 | i-1293d51299c7aa4b4 | 10.236.223.65 |
| ssm-example-2 | i-918adf735b3ccd5a8 | 10.47.100.197 |
| ssm-example-3 | i-51aaaf17afc1a2532 | 10.134.93.15 |
| ssm-example-4 | i-46afc19573dca72a3 | 10.215.192.54 |
| ssm-example-5 | i-10bac3cd174f72ec7 | 10.145.16.189 |
+-------------------------------+---------------------+----------------+
You can use all three identifiers (Names, Instance IDs, and IP addresses) to access a given EC2 instance:
```
$ hatch ssm-example-1
Starting session with SessionId: examp-15262b9a4187dc69a sh-4.2$ cat /etc/hostname ssm-example-1 sh-4.2$ exit exit
Exiting session with sessionId: examp-15262b9a4187dc69a.
```
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