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Though there is a configured user, it would be nice to override the user on cli via the <user>@<host> approach that all ssh-like tools support
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Every now and then happens that the instance fails to boot up and it would be good to have a way how to debug it, AWS just provided it. aws-gate should have support for this.
More https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2021/03/introducing-ec2-serial-console/
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When I first wanted to obtain the entry point from a Group instance, I intuitively looked for the entry_point attribute. However, it seems that the entry point of a Group type can be obtained with the type_string attribute instead. Is there a difference between the type_string and the entry point? If not, perhaps we can
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Here's my output
host=None
exit_code=None
channel=None
exception=('Authentication error while connecting to %s:%s - %s', '10.201.64.106', 22, AuthenticationError('No authentication methods succeeded'))
encoding=utf-8
read_timeout=None
When the authentication fails, the host is empty, this time do not know is that ip failure