I have used AWS Elastic Beanstalk cli to ssh and it worked like charm for me. I actually followed following guide to install the cli on my ubuntu:
Install AWS Elastic Beanstalk cli
Once the installation is done we are ready to init the elasticbean on ubuntu. I created a direction on my user's home directory with proper permission. Then I did the init using the following command
If I need to see the console on my instance I can simply do this:
Now to do the SSH on AWS Elastic Beanstalk instance I will need the .pem file provided by AWS. Copy the .pem file inside the .ssh direction of the Ubuntu. The file needs to have the permission 400 otherwise AWS will complain about bad permission. Once the permission is properly set we can simply run the following command to ssh toAWS Elastic Beanstalk instance.
The instance name can be specified to for ssh like below:
Install AWS Elastic Beanstalk cli
Once the installation is done we are ready to init the elasticbean on ubuntu. I created a direction on my user's home directory with proper permission. Then I did the init using the following command
$ eb initIt initiated like below and I was set to run some eb command from my ubuntu setup.
drwxrwxr-x 2 beroza beroza 4096 May 9 16:14 .elasticbeanstalk -rw-rw-r-- 1 beroza beroza 108 May 9 16:09 .gitignore
If I need to see the web app running on my instance I can simply do this:
$ eb open
If I need to see the console on my instance I can simply do this:
$ eb console
Now to do the SSH on AWS Elastic Beanstalk instance I will need the .pem file provided by AWS. Copy the .pem file inside the .ssh direction of the Ubuntu. The file needs to have the permission 400 otherwise AWS will complain about bad permission. Once the permission is properly set we can simply run the following command to ssh toAWS Elastic Beanstalk instance.
$ eb ssh
The instance name can be specified to for ssh like below:
$ eb ssh
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