How To Check Your AWS CLI Version?
Before upgrading your AWS CLI you should check the version you are currently using. To achieve this, you can use the following command :
aws --version
- The following screenshot shows the output i.e., current version AWS CLI version in your instance
- This will show the operating system details Python and Botocore versions and the AWS CLI version.
How to Upgrade AWS CLI to The Latest Version ?
The AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) is a tool that lets you communicate with AWS services by typing commands into your terminal/shell. It is an effective and practical method for managing resources, automating processes, and carrying out operations on AWS.
However, because AWS is continually updating and adding new capabilities to its services you may need to upgrade your AWS CLI to the most recent version in order to use them. We will go over how to update the AWS CLI to the newest version on a variety of operating systems including Windows, Linux, and macOS in this article. We will go over several frequently used terms, procedures, and AWS CLI examples.
Table of Content
- What is AWS CLI?
- Why Do You Need to Upgrade AWS CLI?
- How To Check Your AWS CLI Version?
- How to Upgrade to the Latest Version of AWS CLI? A Step-By-Step Guide
- Benefits of Upgrading to the latest version of AWS CLI
- How to Uninstall AWS CLI? A Step-By-Step Guide
- AWS CLI Update Commands
- How to Update Secrets in AWS CLI?
- How to Update Lambda in AWS CLI?
- How to Update Policy in AWS CLI?
- How to Update ECS Service using AWS CLI
- How Change AWS CLI profile?
- Troubleshooting of AWS CLI Installation and Uninstall Errors
- Conclusion
- AWS CLI Upgrade – FAQs