aws-google-auth

The command line tool "aws-google-auth" is a utility that enables authentication with the AWS (Amazon Web Services) CLI (Command Line Interface) using Google Secure Token Service (STS) credentials.

With this tool, users can authenticate to the AWS CLI using their Google accounts and obtain temporary AWS credentials. It simplifies the authentication process by automatically handling the exchange of Google STS credentials for AWS STS credentials.

By enabling Google STS authentication, users can leverage their existing Google credentials without the need to create and manage separate AWS IAM (Identity and Access Management) users. It can be particularly useful for organizations already using Google for user authentication and wanting to access AWS resources.

To use aws-google-auth, users need to install the tool and configure necessary credentials, such as Google OAuth client ID and secret, AWS IAM roles, and AWS configuration details. Once configured, users can run the "aws-google-auth" command to initiate the authentication process and obtain temporary AWS credentials.

Overall, aws-google-auth provides a convenient way to authenticate to the AWS CLI using Google STS credentials, making the integration between Google and AWS smoother and more streamlined.