AWS Identify Known Accounts

A simple Tampermonkey script which will find AWS account ids on the current web page and highlights them with their account name.

I was motivated to create this script as it's often difficult identifying accounts by their account id alone, especially when reading pull-requests etc.

Installation

1. Install the Tampermonkey extension in your browser.
2. Create a new script and copy-paste the contents of identify-known-aws-accounts.user.js into it.
3. Edit the script with your AWS accounts (see below).
4. Save the script.

Configuration

You must edit the ACCOUNTS constant to contain a list of your AWS accounts.

Each object MUST contain accountId and accountName. Note, accountId is a regular expression not a string.

It's also possible to override DEFAULT_BACKGROUND_COLOR and DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR of individual accounts by setting backgroundColor and textColor respectively. For example, you may wish to style production accounts differently than non-production accounts etc.

  const ACCOUNTS = [
    {
      accountId: /999999999991/,
      accountName: "Acme Inc - Development",
    },
    {
      accountId: /999999999992/,
      accountName: "Acme Inc - Staging",
    },
    {
      accountId: /999999999993/,
      accountName: "Acme Inc - Production",
      backgroundColor: 'pink', // Optional
      textColor: 'black', // Optional
    },
  ];

Usage

Simply right-click on any web-page, select Tampermonkey then click Identify known AWS accounts.