No Actively Maintained Alternative to Leapp for AWS AssumeRole Session Management
Developers managing AWS multi-account access via short-lived AssumeRole sessions relied on the open-source tool Leapp, but with that project nearly archived, there's no clear actively maintained replacement. This leaves teams without a straightforward way to manage temporary console and CLI credentials across roles.
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