Shell scripts to ease some AWS administration tasks.
* ec2-common.sh - Common vars and functions, meant to be sourced by other scripts
* backup-volumes-into-snapshots.sh - Backup one or more volumes by making snapshots. Supports
snapshot multi-tagging and description. Can operate in synchronous mode. Example of usage:
./backup-volumes-into-snapshots.sh -s -v vol-bcf905d4 -d Hourly_backup -t "Content=Database" -t "backup=hourly"
* find-vols-by-tag.sh - Find volumes by a given tag. Example of usage:
./find-vols-by-tag.sh -t Content=Database
* find-vols-attached-to-instance.sh - Search for volumes attached to a given instance. Example of usage:
./find-vols-attached-to-instance.sh -i i-9293812
* clean-old-snapshots.sh - Clean old snapshots. Supports snapshot filtering (any criteria supported
by ec2 api tools). It leaves untouched all snapshots not older than X days, and leave one per day
for any snapshot not older than Y days (given that 0 < X < Y). Example of usage:
./clean-old-snapshots.sh -f tag:backup=hourly -a 1 -d 7
* ec2-describe-instances-for-humans - Describe instances of one or more regions (or all of them if none specified)
in a more human-friendly format. Example of usage:
./ec2-describe-instances-for-humans.sh -r eu-west-1 -r us-east-1