AWS CLI Helper (Python + Click)

This project is a custom command-line interface (CLI) built in Python with Click for managing AWS resources using boto3.

It provides simple commands to create, list, update, and delete AWS resources such as EC2 instances, S3 buckets, and Route 53 hosted zones.

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Features

EC2

• Create a new EC2 instance (t3.micro or t2.small, up to 2 instances max).
• List EC2 instances tagged.
• Start and stop EC2 instances safely (checks state before acting).

S3

• Create new S3 buckets with tagging .
• List all tagged buckets.
• Upload files to S3 with validation.
• Delete buckets (with cleanup of objects).

Route 53

• Create a new hosted zone.
• List hosted zones.
• Add, update, and delete DNS record sets.

CLI Entrypoint (main.py)

• Central CLI interface using Click.
• Commands:
  • create-ec2, list-ec2, start-ec2, stop-ec2
  • create-s3, list-s3, upload-s3, delete-s3
  • create-r53, list-r53, update-r53

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️ Installation -

0. yum install git -y

1. Clone this repo:

   git clone https://github.com/RoyAzran/python-aws.git
   cd python-aws

2. Create a virtual environment:

yum install pip -y
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate   # Linux / macOS
.venv\Scripts\activate      # Windows

3. Install dependencies:

     pip install -r requirements.txt

4. Configure your AWS CLI credentials:

   aws configure
   put aws accsess key , secret key and region

5. alias roycli="python3 /home/ec2-user/python-aws/main.py"

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Usage

Run the CLI with Python:

roycli  --help

EC2 examples

roycli create-ec2 --name testvm --ami ubuntu --key my-key --type t3.micro --count 1
roycli list-ec2
roycli stop-ec2 --id i-0123456789abcdef0
roycli start-ec2 --id i-0123456789abcdef0

S3 examples

roycli create-s3 --name mybucket123
roycli list-s3
roycli upload-s3 --path ./file.txt --name mybucket123 --file-name file.txt
roycli delete-s3 --name mybucket123

### Route 53 examples
```bash
roycli create-r53 --name mydomain.com
roycli list-r53
roycli update-r53 --zone_id Z12345ABC --action CREATE --name mydomain.com --type A --value "1.2.3.4"

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Screenshots of cli: