The above will assume the role `arn:aws:iam::0123456789:role/registry-rw` in the account with the registry, and spit out a `docker login` line for you to use — exactly like `aws ecr get-login`, but working for assumed roles.
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Get a view of your daily AWS estimated bill for the x number of days. Defaults to today's estimated bill.
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## Contributing
Modules can be added easily by simply dropping them in and adding an entry into `akinaka.py` to include them, and some `click` code in their `__init__` (or elsewhere that's loaded, but this is the cleanest way).
Modules can be added easily by simply dropping them in and adding an entry into `akinaka` to include them, and some `click` code in their `__init__` (or elsewhere that's loaded, but this is the cleanest way).
For example, given a module called `akinaka_moo`, and a single command and file called `moo`, add these two lines in the appropriate places of `akinaka.py`:
For example, given a module called `akinaka_moo`, and a single command and file called `moo`, add these two lines in the appropriate places of `akinaka`:
from akinaka_update.commands import moo as moo_commands
