# Awskeyring -- is a small tool to manage AWS account keys in the macOS Keychain

## SYNOPSIS

awskeyring COMMAND [ACCOUNT|ROLE] [OPTIONS]

awskeyring help COMMAND

## DESCRIPTION

The Awskeyring utility stores and manages AWS access keys and provides the facility to generate access tokens with
combinations of assumed roles and multi-factor-authentication codes. It includes autocompletion features and multiple
validation checks for input parsing. It also includes the ability for the AWS CLI to call it directly to provide authentication.

The commands are as follows:

* --version, -v:

    Prints the version

* add ACCOUNT:

    Adds an ACCOUNT to the keyring

* add-role ROLE:

    Adds a ROLE to the keyring

* console ACCOUNT:

    Open the AWS Console for the ACCOUNT

* env ACCOUNT:

    Outputs bourne shell environment exports for an ACCOUNT

* exec ACCOUNT command...:

    Execute a COMMAND with the environment set for an ACCOUNT

* help [COMMAND]:

    Describe available commands or one specific command

* initialise:

    Initialises a new KEYCHAIN

* json ACCOUNT:

    Outputs AWS CLI compatible JSON for an ACCOUNT

* list:

    Prints a list of accounts in the keyring

* list-role:

    Prints a list of roles in the keyring

* remove ACCOUNT:

    Removes an ACCOUNT from the keyring

* remove-role ROLE:

    Removes a ROLE from the keyring

* remove-token ACCOUNT:

    Removes a token for ACCOUNT from the keyring

* rotate ACCOUNT:

    Rotate access keys for an ACCOUNT

* token ACCOUNT [ROLE] [MFA]:

    Create an STS Token from a ROLE or an MFA code

* update ACCOUNT:

    Updates an ACCOUNT in the keyring

## ENVIRONMENT

The AWS_DEFAULT_REGION environment variable will be used for AWS API calls where specified or fall back to us-east-1
when not.

## EXIT STATUS

The Awskeyring utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs.

## EXAMPLES

First you need to initialise your keychain to hold your AWS credentials.

    awskeyring initialise

Then add your keys to it.

    awskeyring add personal-aws

Now your keys are stored safely in the macOS keychain. To print environment variables run...

    awskeyring env personal-aws

## HISTORY

The motivation of this application is to provide a local secure store of AWS
credentials using specifically in the macOS Keychain, to have them easily accessed
from the Terminal, and to provide useful functions like assuming roles and opening
the AWS Console from the cli.
For Enterprise environments there are better suited tools to use
like [HashiCorp Vault](https://vaultproject.io/).

## SECURITY

If you believe you have found a security issue in Awskeyring, please responsibly disclose by contacting me at
[tristan.morgan@servian.com](mailto:tristan.morgan@servian.com). Awskeyring is a Ruby script and as such Ruby is whitelisted to
access your "awskeyring" keychain. Use a strong password and keep the unlock time short.

## AUTHOR

Tristan Morgan <tristan.morgan@servian.com> is the maintainer of Awskeyring.

## CONTRIBUTORS

* Tristan [tristanmorgan](https://github.com/tristanmorgan)
* Adam Sir [AzySir](https://github.com/AzySir)

## LICENSE

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the [MIT License](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).