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Expand Up @@ -226,7 +226,7 @@ role_arn = arn:aws:iam::911111111111:role/Ec2Route53Access
source_profile = default
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Alternatively, instead of having roles which are assumed, you can also configure the `.aws/credentials` file to have a list of profiles and assocaited keys with scoped access.
Alternatively, instead of having roles which are assumed, you can also configure the `.aws/credentials` file to have a list of profiles and associated keys with scoped access.

Once your AWS configuration has been set with all the accounts in your AWS environment, you can then run the tool using the following command:

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Expand Up @@ -279,7 +279,7 @@ An example configuration looks like this:

Alternatively, instead of having roles which are assumed, you can also
configure the ``.aws/credentials`` file to have a list of profiles and
assocaited keys with scoped access.
associated keys with scoped access.

Once your AWS configuration has been set with all the accounts in your
AWS environment, you can then run the tool using the following command:
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