Scripts to help with Okta authentication to AWS

Depends on aws-cli and either okta-awscli or okta-aws-cli-assume-role.

aws-setenv reads from ~/.aws/credentials and sets the AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY and AWS_SESSION_TOKEN environment variables accordingly.

Copy scripts to /usr/local/bin (or run setup.sh) and add these functions to your bashrc:

function okta-login { /usr/local/bin/okta-login.sh "$1"; } # not needed for okta-awscli
function aws-native-mfa-login { eval "$(/usr/local/bin/aws-native-mfa-login.sh "$1" "$2")"; }
function aws-setenv { eval "$(/usr/local/bin/aws-setenv.sh "$1")"; }

These scripts by default leverage the profile name of okta but you can set different profile names simply by including the desired name as an argument (i.e. aws-setenv dev).

Note: if using okta-awscli, you need to supply the --profile with you command (i.e. okta-awscli --okta-profile dev --profile dev) so that the credentials get put into ~/.aws/credentials.