working well

[cwowens3]

Thanks for this project. I like the direction its heading. I was able to get it running, it hung for me the first run, but after I started running it for specific services it now completes fine. I'm struggling with the .json output file trying to find a good way to view it. would love suggestions on that. I wish there was an easy way to run it with multiple AWS accounts. even if I could just pass the credentials as command line variables. I could script it to run several different inventories in sequence.

[janiko71]

Hi, thank you for your comment. Unfortunately, .json are not easy to read, personnally I'm using some beautifier (https://codebeautify.org/jsonviewer). I began to write a python to graphically view this inventory, but it's still at a "draft" state.

Multi-accounts could be an interesting feature, but I don't know yet what could be the best way to handle it.

[cwowens3]

Thanks for the quick response. I'll check out the viewer. I've been running a Powershell script that opens an excel spreadsheet and writes the information into cells. It works great, but doesn't inventory enough information. not sure if writing to excel or google sheets would work for you as a display option.

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[kinsonl-delphitech]

Thanks for the project.
FYI, It got error when I ran it but fine if I take out "s3": 1 from SUPPORTED_INVENTORIES = {"s3": 1,... in config.py.
Also, it would be high appreciated if can export the result in csv/excel format.