# digaws The digaws lookup tool displays information for a given IP address (v4 o v6) or a CIDR, sourced from the AWS official IP ranges. In order to save bandwidth and time this tool requests the [AWS IP ranges](https://ip-ranges.amazonaws.com/ip-ranges.json) and keeps a cached version until a new version is published. ## Install ```bash pip install digaws ``` ## Usage ```bash usage: digaws [-h] [--output ] [--debug] [ ...] Look up canonical information for AWS IP addresses and networks positional arguments: CIDR or IP (v4 or v6) to look up optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit --output Formatting style for command output, by default plain --debug Enable debug ``` ## Examples - look up an IPv4 address ```bash ~ » digaws 52.218.97.130 Prefix: 52.218.0.0/17 Region: eu-west-1 Service: AMAZON Network border group: eu-west-1 Prefix: 52.218.0.0/17 Region: eu-west-1 Service: S3 Network border group: eu-west-1 ``` - look up an IPv6 address ```bash ~ » digaws 2600:1f1e:fff:f810:a29b:cb50:2812:e2dc IPv6 Prefix: 2600:1f1e::/36 Region: sa-east-1 Service: AMAZON Network border group: sa-east-1 IPv6 Prefix: 2600:1f1e:fff:f800::/53 Region: sa-east-1 Service: ROUTE53_HEALTHCHECKS Network border group: sa-east-1 IPv6 Prefix: 2600:1f1e::/36 Region: sa-east-1 Service: EC2 Network border group: sa-east-1 ``` - look up several addresses and print output as json ```bash ~ » digaws 2600:1f14::/36 13.224.119.88 --output json [ { "ipv6_prefix": "2600:1f14::/35", "region": "us-west-2", "service": "AMAZON", "network_border_group": "us-west-2" }, { "ipv6_prefix": "2600:1f14::/35", "region": "us-west-2", "service": "EC2", "network_border_group": "us-west-2" }, { "ip_prefix": "13.224.0.0/14", "region": "GLOBAL", "service": "AMAZON", "network_border_group": "GLOBAL" }, { "ip_prefix": "13.224.0.0/14", "region": "GLOBAL", "service": "CLOUDFRONT", "network_border_group": "GLOBAL" } ] ```