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# This is a sample config file, you can copy it to your home directly and rename it to .ipaws.conf to get started.
# Any of the profiles can have as many or as little options as you need. Different profiles can be chained and combined
# using ',' or '.' delimiters when config option eg. -k dexter_lab.prod.active.

# default is always evaluated, any option passed via ENVIRONMENT variable, explicit config profile, or command line takes
# precedence over config options in the default profile section
default:
  aws_region: 'us-west-2'
  #aws_profile: "default" # IAM Credential file profile to use - https://blogs.aws.amazon.com/security/post/Tx3D6U6WSFGOK2H/A-New-and-Standardized-Way-to-Manage-Credentials-in-the-AWS-SDKs

  # default config profile(s) to use; config profile can be chained using a
  # ',' or '.' delimiter. The config options from each profile is merged
  # together. On config option conflict, the first profile listed within the
  # chain with the config option wins
  config_profile: "im_a_teapot"

  identity: "~/.ssh/aws_rsa.pub" # SSH Identity file
  default_proxy_command: "proxy_user@downtherabbithole.alice.wonderland" # value passed to ssh ProxyCommand when --proxy is enabled

  # string within CNAME that identifies inactive/active blue-green environments;
  # only inactive or active has to be defined, the opposite will be inferred via !#{matcher}
  #inactive_matcher: 'inactive'
  #active_matcher: 'custom'

  # AWS Tag used to identify the different projects
  #project_tag_matcher: "Project" # default is Project
active:
  active: true
inactive:
  inactive: true
prod:
  aws_profile: "production"
  proxy: true # In our example, production environments are always behind a proxy ssh host
  environment: "prod" # Regex matches the elastic beanstalk environment name
stage:
  aws_profile: "default"
  environment: "stage" # Regex matches the elastic beanstalk environment name
  # stage doesn't use a proxy!
dev:
  aws_profile: "dev"
  environment: "dev" # Regex matches the elastic beanstalk environment name
  # dev doesn't use a proxy!

im_a_teapot:
  project: "ImATeaPot"
  aws_profile: "production" #AWS profile you want to use that was configured using `aws configure`
  aws_region: "us-west-1"
dexter_lab:
  project: "DexterLab"
  aws_region: "us-east-1"
  default_proxy_command: "other_proxy_user@behind.the.bookshelf.dexter.lab"