aws-steampipe-query

You can query AWS infrastructure using SQL by leveraging Steampipe, which provides a unified SQL interface to directly interact with AWS services like S3, EC2, and IAM for efficient data retrieval and auditing.

To query AWS resources with Steampipe and aws-vault, you need the Steampipe CLI, yq, and aws-vault installed for setup and operation, enabling profile-based authentication and explicit account selection.

Yes, you can query across multiple AWS accounts using SQL by utilizing Steampipe's explicit account selection and profile-based authentication features to easily switch between accounts.

The best way to find S3 buckets without versioning enabled is to use Steampipe SQL to query your AWS infrastructure, allowing you to run a simple SQL statement against a specific account like dss-common-dev.

Yes, Steampipe SQL supports auditing EC2 instances and IAM roles by providing direct SQL access to query these AWS resources, bypassing the need to navigate complex AWS consoles or remember CLI commands.