Puppeteer doesn't install globally with execution permissions for all users so you'll need to modify them: sudo chmod -R go+rx $(npm root -g)įirst configure npm to install global packages in your home directory: mkdir ~/.npm-globalĮcho 'export PATH=~/.npm-global/bin:$PATH' > ~/.profile Install aws-azure-login globally with npm: sudo npm install -g aws-azure-login -unsafe-perm
Then follow the appropriate instructions. In either case, you must first install Node.js v12 or higher and any puppeteer dependencies. In Linux you can either install for all users or just the current user. You may need to install puppeteer dependency, if you're getting missing chrome or chromium message node /aws-azure-login/node_modules/puppeteer/install.js Then install aws-azure-login with npm: npm install -g aws-azure-login Installation can be done in any of the following platform - Windows, Linux, Docker, Snap Windows It lets you use the normal Azure AD login (including MFA) from a command line to create a federated AWS session and places the temporary credentials in the proper place for the AWS CLI and SDKs. If your organization uses Azure Active Directory to provide SSO login to the AWS console, then there is no easy way to log in on the command line or to use the AWS CLI.
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