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Tuesday, August 7, 2018

Amazon Ec2 Instance Management with C#: Part 2 – Deleting a Key Pair

Before getting started Skill Level: Beginner Assumptions: You have completed Part 1 of Managing Amazon AWS with C# – EC2 Additional Information: I sometimes cover small sub-topics in a post. Along with AWS, you will also be exposed to: .NET Core 2.0 – If you use .NET Framework, the steps will be slightly different, but as this is a beginner level tutorial, it should be simple. Rhyous.SimpleArgs Step 1 – Edit InstanceManager.cs file We've created InstanceManager.cs in Part 1. Let's edit it. Add a method to delete the key pair. public static async Task DeleteKeyPair(AmazonEC2Client ec2Client, string keyName) { await ec2Client.DeleteKeyPairAsync(new DeleteKeyPairRequest { KeyName = keyName }); } Step 5 – Configure command line Arguments. We already have an Actions arguments to edit. Add DeleteKeyPair as a valid action to the Action argument. . . . new Argument { Name = "Action", ShortName = "a", Description = "The action to run.", Example = "{name}=default", DefaultValue = "Default", AllowedValues = new ObservableCollection { "CreateKeyPair", "DeleteKeyPair" }, IsRequired = true, Action = (value) = { Console.


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