AWS Services Inventory Script

Overview

This Python script provides a comprehensive inventory of various AWS resources owned by a specific user. It lists EC2 instances, RDS instances, ECS services, EBS volumes, S3 buckets, security groups, key pairs, and IAM roles tagged with a specific owner tag value. The script generates individual text files for each resource type as well as a consolidated file containing all the information.

Prerequisites

Python 3.x
Boto3 library
AWS CLI configured with appropriate credentials and default region
An environment variable OwnerTagValue set to the owner tag value for filtering resources

Installation

Ensure Python 3.x is installed on your system.
Install the Boto3 library using pip:

pip install boto3

Configure the AWS CLI with your credentials and default region:

aws configure

Set the OwnerTagValue environment variable to the desired owner tag value:

export OwnerTagValue="YourOwnerTagValue"

Usage

Run the script using Python:

python main.py

The script will generate the following files in the current directory:

my_ec2_instances.txt: List of EC2 instances tagged with the specified owner tag value.
my_rds_instances.txt: List of RDS instances tagged with the specified owner tag value.
my_ecs_services.txt: List of ECS services tagged with the specified owner tag value.
my_ebs_volumes.txt: List of EBS volumes tagged with the specified owner tag value.
my_s3_buckets.txt: List of S3 buckets tagged with the specified owner tag value.
my_security_groups.txt: List of security groups tagged with the specified owner tag value.
my_key_pairs.txt: List of key pairs tagged with the specified owner tag value.
my_iam_roles.txt: List of IAM roles tagged with the specified owner tag value.
[timestamp]_all_my_instances_services.txt: Consolidated file containing all the above information.

Logging

The script logs its progress and any errors encountered to both the console and a file named aws_services.log in the current directory.

Note

The script assumes that the resources are tagged with a tag key Owner and the corresponding value is set in the OwnerTagValue environment variable.
Ensure that the AWS credentials used have the necessary permissions to list and describe the resources.

Author

Albert Leng

albertleng/ListingAllAWSServices