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AWS CLI Cheatsheet

AWS CLI Cheatsheet

The AWS Command Line Interface (CLI) is a powerful tool that provides a streamlined way to interact with Amazon Web Services (AWS) directly from your terminal. With AWS CLI, you can easily manage AWS resources, automate tasks, and deploy applications, all using a simple and consistent set of commands. Whether you’re a seasoned AWS user or just getting started, the AWS CLI is an essential companion for efficiently working with AWS services, offering flexibility and control at your fingertips.

Configure AWS CLI

$ aws configure

User Management

$ aws iam list-users

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