Utilities to help with VMs and S3 storage. Install with git and cargo:

cargo install --git <git path>

Setup device ARN in ~/.config/vm-rs/config.toml:

device = "<arn_string>"

Example usage:

vm-rs mfa --check || {
    echo -n "Enter OTP token: "
    read token
    vm-rs mfa "$token"
}

The session token is maintained under a mfa profile in ~/.aws/credentials.

Sync the current directory (recursively) to S3 or a rsync-able remote directory. The remote URL is determined by the current directory, and a prefix mapping config file found in the current directory or any parent directory.

Create a file .s3-prefix or .vm-prefix that maps a given directory to it's corresponding remote URL / path. Descendents of this directory will automatically be mapped appropriately based on suffix from the directory containing the prefix mapping file.

Options support syncing to S3 (-3), sync only git-ls-files (-g), and many more.

# prints the rsync command that will be run
vm-rs sync --print

# sync output of `git ls-files` to remote
vm-rs sync -g

Use vm-rs vm to manage VMs. This is primarily a wrapper around aws ec2, but also supports setting up SSH config (under alias Host vmrs).

vm-rs vm --help