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I like the jumphost model we’re using in our current AWS accounts: dynamically-generated ecs instances that automatically shut down after a certain period of ti
by macintux 7y ago
I like the jumphost model we’re using in our current AWS accounts: dynamically-generated ecs instances that automatically shut down after a certain period of time.
- old-gregg 7y agoHeh, that's a neat idea and cheap to implement on top of existing SSH tooling!
- xfitm3 7y agoIs that model powered by something open source? I'm interested in learning more
- macintux 7y agoIt’s just a (mostly) simple bash script a co-worker wrote. It relies on Amazon’s Session Manager plugin, importing the user’s public key with aws ec2 import-key-pair, and firing up a new instance on the relevant subnet with the appropriate role, security group, etc. I rather doubt the company would allow even something this simple to be distributed, unfortunately, at least without lawyers getting involved, hardly worth it for a 100 line bash script.