v1.6.0

Improvements and fixes include:

• Support for EC2 Instance Connect Endpoint with ec2-ssh --use-endpoint ...

Install with pip install aws-ssm-tools as usual.

For more info visit the aws-ssm-tools page on PyPi.

v1.5.1

Improvements and fixes include:

• Fix ecs-session crash when an ECS cluster has no tasks running.
• Fix Ctrl-Z handling on Windows.
• Fix timeout on establishing a ssm-tunnel against an Ubuntu EC2.
• Make ec2-ssh --send-key the default behaviour.

Install with pip install aws-ssm-tools as usual.

For more info visit the aws-ssm-tools page on PyPi.

v1.5.0

Improvements and fixes include:

• Support for ec2-ssh --send-key - dynamically add SSH keys to the instance at the connection time
• Renamed ssm-session to ec2-session and ssm-ssh to ec2-ssh
• Lots of minor fixes and internal changes, e.g. Python type hints

Install with pip install aws-ssm-tools as usual.

For more info visit the aws-ssm-tools page on PyPi.

v1.4.2

Improvements and fixes include:

• Added --command to ssm-session
• Support multiple keywords for ECS task selection (useful for multi-container tasks)
• Filter instances using AWS filter clauses instead of locally - Simon Merrick
• Sample CloudFormation and Terraform templates with ECS Exec configuration

Install with pip install aws-ssm-tools as usual.

For more info visit the aws-ssm-tools page on PyPi.

v1.4.1

Fixed a number of reported issues:

• Improved terminal control handling, for example Ctrl+Z is now passed to the remote shell as expected.
• Better support for Managed Instances (mi-1234abcdef).
• Fixed ssm-tunnel-agent compatibility with Python 3.8+
• Added --cluster filter to ecs-session
• Don't print warnings for instances that have missing or invalid SSM registry entries.
• Included Apache License 2.0 LICENSE file.

Install with pip install aws-ssm-tools as usual.

For more info visit the aws-ssm-tools page on PyPi.

v1.4.0

Added ecs-session script for interactive access to ECS and Fargate containers

Install with pip install aws-ssm-tools as usual.

For more info visit the aws-ssm-tools page on PyPi.