François-Xavier Aguessy

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Hello, The call [ModifyVpcAttribute](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-go/api/service/ec2/#ModifyVpcAttributeInput) is not yet bound into `awless`, so you can not yet set this option on VPC. We are currently doing a important design improvement on template...

Hi, Thanks for your feedback. This is not an error throw by `awless` but by AWS servers. Indeed, they do not support uploads larger than 5GB in a single upload...

Hi, We knew that pricing information are available in JSON on AWS servers, but the problem is that we don't want to download and parse 50Mb JSON each time we...

Hi, There is indeed no direct way to delete rules in a security group with `awless delete`. However, to delete the rule `awless update securitygroup id=@launch-wizard-7 inbound=authorize protocol=tcp cidr=8.8.8.8/32 portrange=22`,...

That's an interesting feedback. For now, in `awless` we chose to manage independently regions and profiles, but it could also make sense to change both region and profile when switching...

Hi, Thanks for the suggestion. There is actually an `awless tail` command (currently hidden by default), for similar use-cases, for example to tail autoscaling activities or cloudformation stack events. We...

Hi, Yes, this is something possible. First, you need to add variables in your template. These variables can be filled in with holes (`{myhole}`) in order to be prompted when...

Yes, the format `{{.Variables.dbnames}}` is [golang templating format](https://golang.org/pkg/text/template/), meaning "replace with the content of the `dbnames` variable in the `Variables` collection". Indeed, this is necessary to pass the variables through...

I @rverma-nikiai , thanks for the suggestion, this is actually a useful feature. But we are currently with very tight resources so it might not be implemented soon.

There are two interesting points here: - the ability to change a config param (here the region) with a command line flag. I created an issue for that #55. -...