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Enumerate AWS resources and index them in ElasticSearch

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The Skew ElasticSearch Repo

Skewer uses skew to enumerate AWS resources and then indexes those resources into ElasticSearch.

Installation

Install skewer using pip:

$ pip install skewer

Once installed, configure your AWS config file as described in the [skew README](https://github.com/scopely-devops/skew/blob/develop/README.md) so skew can associate your AWS account IDs with the right profile in your config file.

Finally, run skewer:

$ skewer index –host <name of ElasticSearch host> –port 9200

This will use skew to enumerate all resources matching the ARN pattern

arn:aws::::/*

and will send the JSON data associated with each resource to the specified ElasticSearch server for indexing. A new index will be created named skewer-<timestamp> and an index alias will also be created called skewer.

Running:

$ skewer –help

will print out help for the skewer cli tool.

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