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This would help users stay within the CLI utility vs. grabbing said metadata to pivot on from other sources. The basic examples outlined below:
Can be used for general info/scoping/pivoting.
Some are required for operations (e.g. Project ID for GCP), which you may not always know/remember if you don't want to target what's configured locally
A user may need to know every tenant/project/organization that exists so they can ensure they're grabbing data from everywhere applicable/available
Azure
subscriptions : az account --list
tenants (not sure if this is possible)
AWS
list of organizations : aws organizations list-accounts
GCP
Org ID (if exists) : gcloud organizations list --format='value(name)'
list of projects : gcp projects list
build a visual hierarchy
It would be helpful to have some visual way to see how said GCP is set up. This would include:
Enumerating all organizations (if any)
Enumerating all folders (recursively, if any)
Enumerating all projects (recursively)
Ideally, this would be some sort of “tree”, where you can easily identify:
- The type of node (organization, folder, project)
- Basic info. of said node (name, id)
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This would help users stay within the CLI utility vs. grabbing said metadata to pivot on from other sources. The basic examples outlined below:
Can be used for general info/scoping/pivoting.
Some are required for operations (e.g. Project ID for GCP), which you may not always know/remember if you don't want to target what's configured locally
A user may need to know every tenant/project/organization that exists so they can ensure they're grabbing data from everywhere applicable/available
Azure
az account --list
AWS
aws organizations list-accounts
GCP
Org ID (if exists) :
gcloud organizations list --format='value(name)'
list of projects :
gcp projects list
build a visual hierarchy
It would be helpful to have some visual way to see how said GCP is set up. This would include:
Ideally, this would be some sort of “tree”, where you can easily identify:
- The type of node (organization, folder, project)
- Basic info. of said node (name, id)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: