- SEE Ivy Docs INSTEAD!
$ AWS_PROFILE=awsprofile poetry run python setup_account.py --help
usage: setup_account.py [-h] -a ACCOUNT_NAME -f SAML_FILE [-s SAML_PROVIDER] -c PHASE -p PURPOSE [-r REGIONS] [-e EMAIL] [-t IVY_TAG] [-l {CRITICAL,ERROR,WARNING,INFO,DEBUG}]
1. Creates new sub-account, if email is provided 2. Removes default VPCs 3. Sets account alias 4. Configures SAML 5. Creates default roles and allows access via SAML only
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-a ACCOUNT_NAME, --account-name ACCOUNT_NAME
AWS Account Name and alias
-f SAML_FILE, --saml-metadata-document-file SAML_FILE
Path to An XML document generated by an identity provider (IdP) that supports SAML 2.0
-s SAML_PROVIDER, --saml-provider-name SAML_PROVIDER
Name of the saml provider. Examples: gsuite, azuread
-c PHASE, --phase PHASE
AWS Sub Account Phase (prod, dev, stage, ...)
-p PURPOSE, --purpose PURPOSE
AWS Sub Account purpose (app, tools, sandbox, ...)
-r REGIONS, --regions REGIONS
Comma-separated list of AWS regions
-e EMAIL, --e-mail EMAIL
E-Mail address for the AWS Sub Account
-t IVY_TAG, --ivy-tag IVY_TAG
Ivy tag also known as namespace
-l {CRITICAL,ERROR,WARNING,INFO,DEBUG}, --log-level {CRITICAL,ERROR,WARNING,INFO,DEBUG}
Set the logging output level
./run_tests.sh
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collected 3 items
tests/test_setup_account.py::test_sub_account_creation PASSED
tests/test_setup_account.py::test_sub_account_duplicate PASSED
tests/test_setup_account.py::test_account_setup PASSED
tests/test_setup_account.py::test_account_alias_duplicate PASSED
tests/test_setup_account.py::test_vpc_cleaner PASSED
...
---------- coverage: platform darwin, python 3.8.4-final-0 -----------
Name Stmts Miss Cover
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new_sub_account/new_sub_account.py 81 30 63%
setup_account.py 44 44 0%
setup_sso/setup_sso.py 110 32 71%
tests/test_setup_account.py 65 0 100%
vpc_cleaner/vpc_cleaner.py 154 35 77%
--------------------------------------------------------
TOTAL 454 141 69%
...
One area poetry lags behind pipenv is that shell scripts cannot be ran from
poetry run <task>
so we use poe instead.
Maybe after poetry
version 1.0.0
is released we may stop using it.
See links: