Install AWS CLI V2
Prerequisites Completion Required
Before proceeding with the AWS CLI installation, ensure that you have completed all the prerequisite steps. This is crucial for a successful installation.
Once the AWS CLI is installed, you'll need to configure it with your AWS account credentials to interact with AWS services via the CLI.
If you haven't completed the prerequisites yet, please follow the steps outlined in the Prerequisites section.Steps to Install AWS CLI
AWS CLI is a unified tool that allows you to manage Amazon Web Services (AWS) from the command line. Be sure to follow the steps carefully according to your operating system for a successful installation.
- Access AWS Documentation
- To start with the installation, go to the official AWS documentation at the following link: AWS CLI v2 Installation Guide
- Choose Your Operating System
- Windows
- macOs
- Linux
On the documentation page, scroll down to find the section corresponding to the installation and deploy the menu according to your operating system. AWS provides specific instructions for the following operating systems:
Select the operating system you are using and follow the provided instructions. Below are the general steps for each operating system.
- Installation
- Download the AWS CLI installer for your operating system.
- Run the installer to install the AWS CLI.
- Complete installation by following the prompts.
The general steps for installation are as follows:
- Verify Installation
- Open a terminal or command prompt:
- For Windows, open "Command Prompt" or "PowerShell".
- For macOS and Linux, open "Terminal".
- Execute the verification command:
- Type the following command and press Enter:
- Output:
- If the installation was successful, you will see a response indicating the installed version of AWS CLI. For example:
Once the installation is complete, it is essential to verify that the AWS CLI has been installed correctly.
To verify the installation of the AWS CLI, follow these steps:
$ aws --version$ aws-cli/2.15.23 Python/3.11.6 Linux/5.15.0-107-generic exe/x86_64.linuxmint.21 prompt/offNote
If your version of AWS CLI is earlier than 2.14, you will need to update it to ensure compatibility with Brender Studio.
For more details on configuring AWS CLI, visit the AWS CLI Configuration Quick Start Guide.