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Aws Google Auth Command: Resolve Aliases

An engineer would use the 'aws-google-auth' command with 'resolve_aliases' when they need to authenticate to AWS using Google credentials while ensuring that any role aliases are properly mapped and resolved for efficient access management. Exact CLI syntax to resolve_aliases using Aws Google Auth.

When to use this: An engineer would use the 'aws-google-auth' command with 'resolve_aliases' when they need to authenticate to AWS using Google credentials while ensuring that any role aliases are properly mapped and resolved for efficient access management.

Command Syntax

aws-google-auth -u <example@example.com> -I <$GOOGLE_IDP_ID> -S <$GOOGLE_SP_ID> -d <3600> -a --resolve-aliases

Command Breakdown

-u
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-I
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-S
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-d
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-a
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--resolve-aliases
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FAQ

Purpose: Exact syntax to resolve_aliases using Aws Google Auth.

Test path: Replace placeholders and run destructive commands in a disposable workspace first.

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