Examples/rdp.examples.ps1
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<# .SYNOPSIS Demo script for opening RDP sessions to AWS EC2 instances .NOTES Please set parameters explicitly, otherwise the demo will default to the first random EC2 instance based on your AWSPowershell module defaults. #> [CmdletBinding()] [Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis.SuppressMessageAttribute("PSAvoidUsingWriteHost","")] param( [string]$InstanceId, [string]$Region=$(Get-DefaultAWSRegion | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Region), [string]$KeyPath="~/.ssh", [string]$PemFile=$(Join-Path $KeyPath "aws_dev_keypair.pem") ) function Get-RandomEc2InstanceForDemo { # If the demo parameters are not set # it will try to get a random EC2 instance if ([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($instanceId)) { $random = Get-EC2Instance | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Instances | Sort-Object LaunchTime -Descending | Select-Object -First 1 $script:InstanceId=$random.InstanceId $script:Region = $random.Placement.AvailabilityZone -replace '\w$','' $Script:PemFile = Join-Path $KeyPath "$($random.KeyName).pem" } } # Import modules Import-Module AWSPowerShell Remove-Module CloudRemoting -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue Import-Module (Split-Path $PSScriptRoot -Parent) # CloudRemoting Get-RandomEc2InstanceForDemo # If parameters not specifies an exact instance Write-Host "Using instance $InstanceId @ $Region" -ForegroundColor Cyan Write-Warning "Please make sure $PemFile keypair is in place." #region AWS EC2 Instance RDP Session Write-Host "Admin EC2 RDP session..." -ForegroundColor Cyan Read-Host " by InstanceId and Region - press ENTER to continue..." | Out-Null Enter-EC2RdpSession -InstanceId $InstanceId -Region $Region -PemFile $PemFile Read-Host " by InstanceObject from pipe press ENTER to continue..." | Out-Null $instance = Get-EC2Instance -Instance $InstanceId -Region $Region $instance | Enter-EC2RdpSession -PemFile $PemFile # or you can use 'ec2rdp' alias #endregion #region Custom RDP Session Write-Host "Custom RDP session..." -ForegroundColor Cyan Read-Host " by Name and custom credential object - press ENTER to continue..." | Out-Null $credential = Get-Credential Enter-RdpSession -Credential $credential -CleanupCredentials # -Computer # Or you can use the 'rdp' alias # rdp 'app01.azure.local' -Credential $credential -CleanupCredentials #endregion |