WIP

aliases

@@ -33,6 +33,7 @@ alias asg-stack='~/.bash-my-aws/bin/bma asg-stack'
 alias asg-suspend='~/.bash-my-aws/bin/bma asg-suspend'
 alias asgs='~/.bash-my-aws/bin/bma asgs'
 alias aws-account-alias='~/.bash-my-aws/bin/bma aws-account-alias'
+alias aws-account-each='~/.bash-my-aws/bin/bma aws-account-each'
 alias aws-account-id='~/.bash-my-aws/bin/bma aws-account-id'
 alias aws-panopticon='~/.bash-my-aws/bin/bma aws-panopticon'
 alias bucket-acls='~/.bash-my-aws/bin/bma bucket-acls'

lib/misc-functions

@@ -14,12 +14,12 @@ aws-account-id() {
   aws sts get-caller-identity --query Account --output text
 }
 
-# aws-panopticon - Run command on multiple AWS Accounts
+# aws-account-each - Run command on multiple AWS Accounts
 #
 # Reads AWS Account IDs from STDIN
 # Assumes an IAM Role on each account and runs command given as arguments
 #
-aws-panopticon() {
+aws-account-each() {
   local aws_account_ids="$(__bma_read_inputs)"
   local cmd=$@
   local assumed_role_name="${AWS_PANOPTICON_ROLE_NAME:-SecurityAuditor}"
@@ -40,6 +40,11 @@ aws-panopticon() {
   done
 }
 
+# aws-panopticon was previous name for aws-account-each()
+aws-panopticon() {
+  aws-account-each $@
+}
+
 # columnise(): Handy function to columnise output
 #
 # Leaving the command itself in functions (for now) to be explicit but