Simpler way to use your AWS credentials in Docker #1
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housni
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| RUN cp -r /app/aws/ ~/.aws | ||
| ENTRYPOINT [ "aws" ] | ||
| CMD [ "iam", "get-user" ] |
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In this case, if the user doesn't provide an argument when calling docker run, iam get-user will run, by default.
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You can now pass an environment file into the Docker container in order to configure AWS CLI.
Also, I switched to an Alpine Linux Docker image (93MB) instead of the python image (143MB).
From my system: