umd-aws-tools

Table of Contents

1. Provided Commands
   • stack-events
   • s3-delete-all

Provided Commands

stack-events

Displays CloudFormation stack events.

Usage

    stack-events [-s|--stack <NAME>] [-n|--lines <K>] [-f|--follow]

        * --stack <NAME>
            CloudFormation stack name to get events from.
        * --lines <K>
            Number of events to display. Defaults to 10.
        * --follow
            Output events as they are generated. Behaves like "tail -f".

Examples

Display the most recent 10 events for stack 'my-server'

    stack-events -s my-server

Display the most recent 15 events for stack 'my-server'

    stack-events -s my-server -n 15

Continue to display events as they are generated

    stack-events -s my-server -f

s3-delete-all

Delete all versions of all objects from an S3 bucket

Usage

    s3-delete-all [-b|--bucket <NAME>] [-m|--max-parallel <K>] [-n|--noop]

        * --bucket <NAME>
            S3 bucket to delete objects from.
        * --max-parallel <K>
            Maximum number of delete jobs to run in parallel. Defaults to 64.
        * --noop
            Don't actually delete anything. Just output what would be done.

Examples

Delete all objects from the bucket 'my-bucket'

    s3-delete-all -b my-bucket

Delete all objects from the bucket 'my-bucket', performing 2 delete operations at a time in parallel.

    s3-delete-all -b my-bucket -m 2

Display what would be deleted.

    s3-delete-all -b my-bucket -n