aws-google-auth:tldr:6c73a
aws-google-auth: Show help information.
$ aws-google-auth -h
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The command "aws-google-auth -h" is used to show the help information for the "aws-google-auth" command. The "-h" option stands for "help" and is commonly used with command-line tools to display information about their usage, available options, and examples.
By running "aws-google-auth -h", you will see a summary of the command's purpose and its available options. This information can include details on how to set up and configure AWS CLI (Command Line Interface) authentication using Google credentials, as well as how to use the tool to obtain temporary AWS security credentials.
In general, using the "-h" option is a quick way to access help documentation and clarify any uncertainties regarding a specific command's functionality and usage.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.