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Creating a mai profile for STUPS

The goal of mai tool in the STUPS suite is to provide authentication tokens to access AWS.

You have to create a mai profile and then log in into it, so you will get a token that will be used by other STUPS tools (e.g. senza). That token will last 1 hour. After that hour you will have to create a new one.

This is how I create a mai profile:

$ ./venv-py3.4/bin/mai create <profile name>
Identity provider URL: <e.g. https://aws.acme.net>
SAML username: <e.g. joe@acme.net>
Authenticating against https://aws.acme.net.. OK
Please select one role
1) AWS Account 123456789012 (acme-team1): AWS-Profile-Name
2) AWS Account 210987654321 (acme-team2): AWS-Profile-Name
Please select (1-2): 2
Storing new profile in /home/pfigue/.config/mai/mai.yaml.. OK

If now I list that mai.yaml file I see several entries like this, one for each mai profile I created:

profileName1:
  saml_identity_provider_url: https://aws.acme.net/
  saml_role: ['arn:aws:iam::210987654321:saml-provider/AWS-Profile-Name', 'arn:aws:iam::210987654321:role/AWS-Profile-Provider',
    acme-team2]
  saml_user: joe@acme.net

I can also do:

$ ./venv-py3.4/bin/mai create acme-team2 --url https://aws.acme.net/ --user joe@acme.net

Here is the documentation for mai.

Log in with STUPS `mai` into AWS.

Before log in with mai, we can list which profiles we have:

$ ./venv-py3.4/bin/mai list                                                                                                                                                                                  
Name             │Role                                                             │Url                     │User                      
profileName1    AWS Account 288593816804 (acme-team2): AWS-Profile-Name     https://aws.acme.net joe@acme.net

ok, now I know I want to log in into the profileName1 profile:

$ ./venv-py3.4/bin ...

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