A python application that reads YAML and syncs definitions with amazon.

It currently supports:

• Creation and modification of IAM roles permissions
• Creation of instance profiles for an IAM role
• Creation of s3 buckets
• Modification of s3 bucket policy and s3 bucket tags
• Modification of bucket website, logging and lifecycle configuration
• Creation and modification of KMS keys
• Creation and modification of KMS key grants
• Creation and modification of Lambda functions
• Creation and modification of apigateways
• Creation and modification of Route53 CNAMEs

See more documentation at http://aws_syncr.readthedocs.org

aws_syncr is on pypi!:

$ pip install aws_syncr

aws_syncr is designed to configure the same definition across multiple accounts.

To run it you have the following file structure:

accounts.yaml
<environment1>/
    config1.yaml
    config2.yaml
<environment2>/
    config1.yaml
    config2.yaml

And then you run:

$ aws_syncr <environment> sync

For example, let's say you have a dev environment and a stg environment:

accounts.yaml

    ---

    accounts:
        dev: 123456789
        stg: 382093840

roles.yaml

    ---

    roles:
        my_role:
            [..]

dev/
    roles.yaml - symlink to ../roles.yaml

stg/
    roles.yaml - symlink to ../roles.yaml

Then from that folder:

$ aws_syncr dev sync --dry-run
$ aws_syncr dev sync

Or if you are not in that folder:

$ AWS_SYNCR_CONFIG_FOLDER=<folder> aws_syncr [..]

Run the following:

$ pip install -e .
$ pip install -e ".[tests]"
$ ./test.sh

Or use tox:

$ tox