This code was written to perform mass-exfiltration of KMS-encrypted EBS volumes and RDS databases out of multiple accounts in a DR scenario.
snapshotizer <destination_KMS_Key_Arn> <account_id_to_share_to>
receivesnaps <destination_KMS_Key_Arn> <snapshot_id_file>
rdssnap <destination_KMS_Key_Arn> <account_id_to_share_to>
rdsreceive <destination_KMS_Key_Arn> <instance_snapshot_ids_file> <cluster_snapshot_id_file>
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snapshot_ids.txt, the input for receivesnaps, is a simple line-oriented text list of aws ebs snapshot ids that is iterated through in order to ingest ebs snapshots.
instance_snapshots.txt is a list of shared RDS snapshot IDs (in the form of arn:aws-us-gov:rds:us-gov-west-1:000000000000:snapshot:shared-snapshot-name), which is iterated through line-by-line to ingest rds snapshots.
cluster_snapshots.txt is a list of shared RDS Cluster Snapshot IDs (in the form of arn:aws-us-gov:rds:us-gov-west-1:000000000000:cluster-snapshot:shared-snapshot-name), which is iterate through line-by-line to ingest rds cluster snapshots.