Welcome to CloudCate! This handy tool tackles the headache of searching for AWS resources across multiple accounts. Ever found yourself juggling between AWS accounts to track down resources? CloudCate makes your life easier by consolidating searches for various AWS resources into one simple, user-friendly interface.

Right out of the box, CloudCate lets you search across these AWS resource types in multiple accounts:

• S3 Buckets
• DNS (Hosted Zones or Records)
• Load Balancers
• EC2 Instances
• IAM Access Keys
• Elastic IPs
• CloudFront Distributions

Before diving in, make sure you have:

• Docker (for Docker users) or Go (for local runners)
• Your AWS CLI configured with .aws/credentials containing the profiles you want to search

It's crucial to ensure that the AWS access keys used with CloudCate have the necessary permissions to search the resources you're interested in. You're responsible for creating and managing these access keys safely. Make sure they're properly secured and have the right permissions set up across all accounts you plan to search.

aws-policy.json

Using Taskfile.yml

task ui:dev

task server:dev

Server would be availble at http://localhost:5173

task ui:build

task server:build

To start the production server (this will automatically build the UI and server if they haven't been built yet):

task server

Server would be availble at http://localhost

1. Build the Docker Image

docker build -t cloudcate .

2. Run the Docker Container

Remember to replace /path/to/credentials with the actual path to your .aws/credentials file.

docker run --rm -d -p 8080:80 -v /path/to/credentials:/root/.aws/credentials cloudcate:latest

CloudCate will now be accessible at http://localhost:8080.

docker-compose.yml

Select the AWS service you're searching for (e.g., S3, EC2) and input your search terms. CloudCate will search through the specified AWS profiles and regions, showing you the resources that match your query.

CloudCate is released under the MIT license.