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AWS Tools for PowerShell 6

You're reading from   AWS Tools for PowerShell 6 Administrate, maintain, and automate your infrastructure with ease

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2017
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ISBN-13 9781785884078
Length 372 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Ramesh Waghmare Ramesh Waghmare
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Table of Contents (23) Chapters Close

Title Page
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewer
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Customer Feedback
Preface
1. PowerShell Essentials FREE CHAPTER 2. The AWS Overview 3. Installing PowerShell Core and AWS Tools 4. AWS Identity and Access Management 5. AWS Virtual Private Cloud 6. AWS Elastic Compute Cloud 7. AWS Simple Storage Service 8. Elastic Load Balancer 9. Auto Scaling 10. Laying Foundation for RDS Databases 11. DB Instance Administration and Management 12. Working with RDS Read Replicas 13. AWS Elastic Beanstalk 14. AWS CloudFormation 15. AWS CloudWatch 16. AWS Resource Auditing

Finding the AWS Tool version


Amazon Web Services periodically release the new version of AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell and AWS Tools for PowerShell Core to support new AWS services and features. You can use Get-AWSPowerShellVersion to see what version of AWS Tools you have installed on your system:

PS C:\> Get-AWSPowerShellVersion

Get-AWSPowerShellVersion has a parameter called ListServices , which you can use to see a list of AWS services that are supported in the current version of AWS Tools. I noticed that this keeps changing a lot. Almost all the services supported through APIs can be seen in this list. Always review the list of services supported by AWS Tools. I feel most of the core services that you might use on a day-to-day basis are already in the list:

PS C:\> Get-AWSPowerShellVersion -ListServices

The list displayed in the command output is not complete. I have only taken a screenshot of a few services to display. Run the Get-AWSPowerShellVersion cmdlet with the ListServices...

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