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AWS CLI ECS command reference. Use when understanding how users interact with ECS via AWS CLI, including command syntax, options, examples, and output formats. Essential for KECS compatibility.

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name ecs-cli-reference
description AWS CLI ECS command reference. Use when understanding how users interact with ECS via AWS CLI, including command syntax, options, examples, and output formats. Essential for KECS compatibility.
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AWS CLI ECS Command Reference

This skill provides comprehensive AWS CLI ECS command specifications to ensure KECS compatibility with user expectations when using aws ecs commands.

Overview

AWS CLI ECS commands allow users to interact with Amazon ECS services. KECS emulates these APIs, so understanding CLI behavior is crucial for compatibility.

Global CLI Options

All ECS commands support these global options:

Option Description
--region AWS region to use
--profile Named credential profile
--output Output format: json, text, table, yaml, yaml-stream
--query JMESPath filter for response
--endpoint-url Override service endpoint (critical for KECS)
--debug Enable debug logging
--no-verify-ssl Disable SSL verification
--no-paginate Disable automatic pagination

Pagination Options

For paginated operations:

  • --max-items: Total items to return
  • --page-size: Items per API call
  • --starting-token: Resume from previous response

Input Options

  • --cli-input-json: Read arguments from JSON
  • --cli-input-yaml: Read arguments from YAML
  • --generate-cli-skeleton: Print request skeleton

Command Categories

Core Resources

  • Cluster Commands: create-cluster, describe-clusters, list-clusters, delete-cluster, update-cluster
  • Service Commands: create-service, describe-services, list-services, update-service, delete-service
  • Task Commands: run-task, stop-task, describe-tasks, list-tasks, execute-command
  • Task Definition Commands: register-task-definition, deregister-task-definition, describe-task-definition, list-task-definitions, list-task-definition-families

Advanced Features

  • TaskSet Commands: create-task-set, describe-task-sets, update-task-set, delete-task-set
  • Capacity Provider Commands: create-capacity-provider, describe-capacity-providers, update-capacity-provider, delete-capacity-provider, put-cluster-capacity-providers
  • Attribute Commands: put-attributes, list-attributes, delete-attributes
  • Tag Commands: tag-resource, untag-resource, list-tags-for-resource
  • Account Settings: put-account-setting, put-account-setting-default, list-account-settings, delete-account-setting

KECS-Specific Usage

When using AWS CLI with KECS:

# Point to KECS endpoint
export AWS_ENDPOINT_URL=http://localhost:8080

# Or per-command
aws ecs list-clusters --endpoint-url http://localhost:8080

# With custom kubeconfig
export KUBECONFIG=/tmp/kecs-instance.config
aws ecs describe-clusters --cluster default

Support Files

  • cluster-commands.md: Cluster lifecycle commands
  • service-commands.md: Service management commands
  • task-commands.md: Task execution and management
  • task-definition-commands.md: Task definition registration
  • other-commands.md: Tags, attributes, account settings, capacity providers, task sets