Elastic Container (Service) SSH - Allows you to easily navigate running containers in your ECS clusters and run a shell in them using just one simple command.
- AWS CLI - https://github.com/aws/aws-cli
- EC2 Instances must be in a public subnet have ssh running on open port 22.
- Connecting to an instance in a private subnet with port 22 closed will be possible in future with the addition of AWS SSM support. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/systems-manager/index.html
ecssh --region "<region>" --cluster "<cluster name or ARN>"Or via Docker
docker run --rm -it \
-v ~/.aws:/app/.aws \ # Mounts your AWS config
-v ~/<key.pem>:/app/<key.pem> \ # The pem file to connect to the instance via SSH
blwsh/ecssh:latest -i /app/<key.pem> --region <region>Note in future versions, support for forwarding the host SSH agent and AWS SSM will be included meaning you can omit mounting a .pem file
| Name | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|
| region | ✔️ | The AWS region for the cluster(s). |
| cluster | ✔️ | The cluster to search for containers. |
- Option to change default entrypoint command for containers.
- Automate adding and removing security groups for port 22 access for specific IP addresses.
- Automate adding ssh keys to ec2 instances.
- See if fargate support is at all possible.