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Very funny, we received a ticket from a security audit a week ago asking us to get rid of our bastion and use SSM instead. Having never heard of SSM, being in a
by williamdclt 7y ago
Very funny, we received a ticket from a security audit a week ago asking us to get rid of our bastion and use SSM instead. Having never heard of SSM, being in a rush to a deadline and lacking skills with ops, we kinda panicked. 10min later, we had found the SSM interface in the AWS console, found it extremely easy to use and had deleted our bastion :)
Note: the README says "I found myself in a situation where I couldn't easily copy a file from my machine to the server". Note that you can use S3 for that (`aws s3 cp ...`), though you should be careful with permissions on your S3 bucket
- vegardx 7y agoYou can always just pipe things over ssh. And now that ssm supports local port forwarding you can easily use netcat to send files back and forth.