Installing and Configuring AWS CLI

1. Install AWS CLI. For more information, see the official AWS CLI documentation.
   
   

2. Type the following command in your terminal:

   $ aws configure

3. Specify the configuration elements:

1. • AWS Access Key ID: Your OUTSCALE Access Key.
   • AWS Secret Access Key: Your OUTSCALE Secret Key. For more information, see Getting Information About Your Access Keys.
   • Default region name: The name of the OUTSCALE Cloud Region you want to use. For more information, see Regions, Endpoints and Availability Zones Reference.

   • Default output format: This must be set to json.

   This command sets up a default, unnamed profile. To set up a different, named profile for each Region that you can use, use the --profile attribute following this syntax.

   $ aws configure --profile YOUR_PROFILE

Using AWS CLI

To send a request to an AWS-compliant API, specify in your command:

• The name of a compatible AWS API (ec2, elb, iam, or directconnect).
• (optional) The named profile using the --profile attribute.
• The endpoint using the --endpoint attribute.
• Any other attribute required by the command.
  
  

$ aws ec2 describe-instances \
    --profile YOUR_PROFILE \
    --endpoint https://fcu.REGION_NAME.outscale.com

For more information about AWS CLI command lines, see the AWS Command Reference.