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by gatehouse
4387 days ago
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I've been using it for the exact same thing. One difficulty that I had was that you need to use the raw option, "jq -r" for string output without quotes, but I was looking at the query language documentation and not finding it. EDIT: here is one I used. Given VOLUME_ID, gets the most recent snapshot-id. SNAPSHOT_ID=$(\
aws ec2 describe-snapshots --owner-ids xxxxxxxxxxxx --output json |
jq -r "
.Snapshots | sort_by(.StartTime) | reverse[] |
select(.VolumeId==\"$VOLUME_ID\" and .State==\"completed\") |
.SnapshotId
")
EDIT2: now that I'm looking at it, I think that I expected it to work with multiple snapshots but I'm not sure that I tested it. |
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