Version 1.9.1 - 5/11/2021

We have a couple items in this new release to help management of your Commandeer accounts a bit easier.

.aws/credentials and .aws/config Management

AWS can be setup that you can manage your credentials and configuration for each set of credentials in local files found in a .aws folder on your computer. We have added in the ability to view this information from inside Commandeer.

Below you can see the new treeview in he side navigation.

And clicking through to the credentials dashboard, you can see all your credentials you have. We also obfuscate your creds so that they aren't shown in plain text in the app.

And if you click the config dashboard, you will see configuration you have for each profile.

This is pretty helpful, but you can also use this when creating a new account in Commandeer. In the Add/Edit Account modal, you can now select a profile to use the Access Key, Secret Access Key, and optionally the Session Token and Default Region from the files. Below you can see the Add Account modal with the acme profile selected.

You can also view these on the main dashboard on the Local System card.

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Accounts Page

On the accounts page, you can now filter your accounts by name. You can also download the table. You will also see that we now show you the AWS profile that you have tied to your Commandeer account.

Conclusion

We are continuing to focus on features that help you as a developer do your job more efficiently. By integrating the AWS standard for storing your keys and configuration into the app, we think it will help you manage these even easier.