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AWS and Terraform via loctl. Use when checking AWS resources, S3 buckets, EKS clusters, or running terraform plans.
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| name | liftoff-aws |
| description | AWS and Terraform via loctl. Use when checking AWS resources, S3 buckets, EKS clusters, or running terraform plans. |
AWS_PROFILE forced to vungle2-EngineeringRoleloctl qa aws sts get-caller-identity
loctl ops aws s3 ls
loctl ops aws eks describe-cluster --name eks-prod-us-east-1b --region us-east-1
Requires tfswitch to manage versions. Run tfswitch before terraform commands. AWS_PROFILE is forced to EngineeringRole.
tfswitch
loctl qa terraform plan
loctl ops terraform show
loctl ops terraform validate
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