Connect openSUSE & AWS CLI

Integrating openSUSE into a AWS CLI Workflow

AWS Command Line Interface is an open-source tool that allows users to control and automate multiple AWS services from a terminal session on their own client. You can run the AWS CLI on Linux, including openSUSE. strongDM acts as a proxy to your AWS API, allowing managed access to AWS CLI credentials.

openSUSE (formerly SUSE Linux) is a Linux distribution well-suited to developers, sysadmins and desktop users looking for a stable operating system with some advanced features. strongDM allows users to control access to openSUSE servers. AWS Command Line Interface is an open-source tool that allows users to control and automate multiple AWS services from a terminal session on their own client. strongDM acts as a proxy to the user’s AWS API, allowing managed access to AWS CLI credentials.

Connect openSUSE and AWS CLI

Collect logs with openSUSE from AWS CLI

Use openSUSE with AWS CLI

Use openSUSE and AWS CLI

Connect openSUSE + AWS CLI

Connect openSUSE using AWS CLI

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openSUSE 🤝 AWS CLI

To set up one-click access to openSUSE and start integrating it into your AWS CLI workflow, sign up for a free trial account on strongDM, then visit Connect to Resources linked below.

To get started collecting access and session logs with openSUSE from AWS CLI, sign up for a free trial account on strongDM, then visit Connect to Resources linked below.

To get started connecting openSUSE and AWS CLI, sign up for a free trial account on strongDM, then visit Connect to Resources linked below.

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openSUSE documentation

AWS CLI documentation

openSUSE

strongDM allows users to control access to openSUSE servers.

openSUSE (formerly SUSE Linux) is a Linux distribution well-suited to developers, sysadmins and desktop users looking for a stable operating system with some advanced features.

AWS CLI

strongDM acts as a proxy to the user’s AWS API, allowing managed access to AWS CLI credentials.

AWS Command Line Interface is an open-source tool that allows users to control and automate multiple AWS services from a terminal session on their own client.