Turn your Okta identity into AWS credentials on the command line.
Install credz using Homebrew.
brew tap ryangraham/credz
brew install credz
credz -v
warning: this is alpha software and it will overwrite your ~/.aws/credentials file. I recommend taking a manual backup beforehand.
First run credz to populate a profile named test.
credz -p test
The first time you run credz you will be prompted for three things. This information will be cached for subsequent runs.
- Okta Organization (If your Okta URL is
https://scooterz.okta.com, then your Okta organization will bescooterz) - Okta Username
- Okta Password
Next test out your new profile with AWS CLI.
aws sts get-caller-identity --profile test
credz will generate the default config file for you. (~/.credz)
[Okta]
organization = mycompany
username = ryang
enable_keychain = true
Use the -c flag to specify an alternate config file.
credz -c other.cfg -p tao
I started this project because I got frustrated trying to install the popular java CLI on Catalina. I pivoted to a few different python competitors and quickly ran into bugs I didn't want to fix. So I'd like to make this easier, but only time will tell. Please file issues as you run across them. 🍺