taws is a terminal user interface for Amazon Web Services (AWS) that lets you browse, inspect, and manage cloud resources from inside the terminal.
It is designed to make AWS infrastructure easier to navigate, with support for multiple profiles and regions, keyboard-driven navigation, detailed resource views, and direct actions for supported services such as EC2.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Multi-Profile Support – Easily switch between AWS profiles.
- Multi-Region Support – Navigate across different AWS regions.
- 94+ Resource Types – Browse and manage resources across 60+ AWS services.
- Manual Refresh – Refresh resources with a single keystroke.
- Pagination – Navigate through large resource lists with ] / [ keys.
- Keyboard-Driven – Vim-like navigation and commands.
- Resource Actions – Start, stop, terminate EC2 instances directly.
- Detailed Views – JSON/YAML view of resource details.
- Filtering – Filter resources locally with fuzzy matching, or by AWS tags (server-side) for supported resources.
- Autocomplete – Smart resource type autocomplete with fuzzy matching.
Website: github.com/huseyinbabal/taws
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Developer: Hüseyin Babal
License: MIT License
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