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Recently I started exploring Amazon Web Services. Day by day I am becoming a big fan of cloud technologies. To start with, in this article I am posting a few steps which I did to setup Amazon Command Line Interface (AWS CLI). AWS CLI is a unified tool for managing  different AWS Services. With one tool we can control and manage services given by amazon. To explore more on controlling services through CLI, you can refer to you can refer to the documentation . In this article I'm gonna describe you the steps I've done to configure AWS CLI. To install, we need to have 'pip' a package manager for python. Installation Requirement For installing AWS CLI we need to have the following: Python 2 version 2.6.5+ or Python 3 version 3.3+. Windows, Linux, MAC or Unix. In my case I'm only configuring for MAC PC. Installing pip Download get-pip.py from this location.  Once you download get-pip.py, you need to run the script with following command. python get-pip.py.

On March 2017, I migrated to 2016 model Macbook Pro and now I am on my way to configure all the web development tools which was using before on Linux PC. Installation of most of the tools are pretty straight forward compared to Linux. On most of the occasions we don't even need to run any commands during installation process. By the way, my mac os version is Sierra (10.12)  I installed latest version of Sublime Text(version 3, build #3126). When I started to do actual development, I encountered this issue. From terminal I tried to run " subl . " . But I received an error saying command not found .   A one line terminal command could resolve this issue: ln -s "/Applications/Sublime Text.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl" /usr/local/bin/subl Here we are linking /usr/local/bin/subl with sublime executable command. So later when we run subl . it will open Sublime Text IDE from current working directory. If you again encounter any issue, then you may nee