This script will interate over instances found by ec2.py and if those instances are not publically accessible it will search the associated VPC for any public instance that can be used as a bastion. Additionally it will create host aliases for any DNS records found in route53 that match the instance's IP(s) and CNAME records. The resulting output can be added to your ~/.ssh/config.
This scipt depends on the ec2.py script and ec2.ini configuration file to work. You also need a working AWS_PROFILE as expected by the boto module.
ec2.pyandec2.iniare installed.group_by_vpc_id = Trueinec2.ini- SSH keys are named on your filesystem to the value of
ec2_key_name. (You can use symlinks)
# python3 -m venv ec2-bastion-sshconfig
# source ec2-bastion-sshconfig/bin/activate
# pip install -r requirements.txt
# export AWS_PROFILE=default
# export EC2_INI_PATH=/usr/local/etc/ec2.ini
# ./ec2-bastion-sshconfig.py -h
usage: ec2-bastion-sshconfig.py [-h] [--profile PROFILE] [--ec2Py EC2PY]
[--ec2PyINI EC2PYINI] [--sshUser SSHUSER]
[--sshKeyPATH SSHKEYPATH] [--sshPort SSHPORT]
[--debug DEBUG] [--awsDNSProfile AWSDNSPROFILE]
[--tld TLD]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--profile PROFILE Specify AWS credential profile to use.
--ec2Py EC2PY inventory script to use.
--ec2PyINI EC2PYINI inventory config file to use
--sshUser SSHUSER SSH username
--sshKeyPATH SSHKEYPATH
PATH to SSH keys
--sshPort SSHPORT Alternate SSH port
--debug DEBUG Set to True to enable debug msgs
--awsDNSProfile AWSDNSPROFILE
The AWS profile used to interact with route53
--tld TLD tld to append to hostnames
| Option | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
--profile |
AWS_PROFILE used to run ec2.py |
$AWS_PROFILE |
--ec2Py |
Full path to the ec2.py script |
$PATH |
--ec2PyINI |
Full path to the ec2.ini configuration file |
$EC2_INI_PATH |
--sshUser |
Username to populate the User parameter in ~/.ssh/config. If set the IdentityFile parameter will be set to the value of ec2_key_name found by ec2.py. (requires --sshKeyPATH) |
$USER |
--sshKeyPATH |
Full path to local folder containing ssh key files. | None |
--sshPort |
Alternate port to try in addition to the default SSH port | "22" |
--debug |
Show debug messages | False |
awsDNSProfile |
AWS_PROFILE used to read from route53 |
"default" |
--tld |
DNS zone for which your instances belong | "example.com" |
# python ./ec2-bastion-sshconfig.py \
--profile test \
--ec2Py /usr/local/bin/ec2.py \
--ec2PyINI /usr/local/etc/ec2.ini \
--sshUser ec2_user \
--sshKeyPATH ~/.ssh/ec2_keys \
--sshPort 2222 \
--awsDNSProfile default \
--tld example.com | tee -a ~/.ssh/conf.d/example.com
##################################################
#### vpc-99999999999999999 ###################
##################################################
# <--
Host bastion bastion.example.com i-99999999999999999
ForwardAgent yes
StrictHostKeyChecking no
Hostname 1.2.3.257
Port 2222
User ec2_user
IdentityFile /data/home/username/.ssh/ec2_keys/test.pem
# -->
# <--
Host web-1 web-1.example.com i-99999999999999991
ForwardAgent yes
StrictHostKeyChecking no
Hostname 10.0.0.4
User ec2_user
IdentityFile /data/home/username/.ssh/ec2_keys/test.pem
ProxyJump bastion
# -->
# <--
Host web-2 web-2.example.com i-99999999999999992
ForwardAgent yes
StrictHostKeyChecking no
Hostname 10.0.0.5
User ec2_user
IdentityFile /data/home/username/.ssh/ec2_keys/test.pem
ProxyJump bastion
# -->