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Revert "Removed --provider arguments in README.md"
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vifor2 committed Feb 12, 2019
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Expand Up @@ -173,7 +173,7 @@ After performing a number of API calls, Scout will create a local HTML report an

Using a computer already configured to use the AWS CLI, you may use Scout using the following command:

$ python Scout.py aws
$ python Scout.py --provider aws

**Note:** EC2 instances with an IAM role fit in this category.

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Using a computer already configured to use gcloud command-line tool, you may use Scout using the following command:

$ python Scout.py gcp --user-account
$ python Scout.py --provider gcp --user-account

To run Scout using Service Account keys, using the following command:

$ python Scout.py gcp --service-account --key-file </PATH/TO/KEY_FILE.JSON>
$ python Scout.py --provider gcp --service-account --key-file </PATH/TO/KEY_FILE.JSON>

To scan a GCP ...
- Organization, use the `organization-id <ORGANIZATION ID>` argument
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Using a computer already configured to use azure-cli, you may use Scout using the following command:

$ python Scout.py azure --azure-cli
$ python Scout.py --provider azure --azure-cli

When using Scout in an Azure virtual machine with the Reader role, you may use
Scout using the following command:

$ python Scout.py azure --azure-msi
$ python Scout.py --provider azure --azure-msi

When using Scout with a Service Principal, you may run Scout using the following command:

$ python Scout.py azure --azure-service-principal
$ python Scout.py --provider azure --azure-service-principal

When using Scout with an authentication file, you may run Scout using the following command:

$ python Scout.py azure --azure-file-auth path/to/auth/file
$ python Scout.py --provider azure --azure-file-auth path/to/auth/file

When using Scout against your user account, you may run Scout using the following command:

$ python Scout.py azure --azure-user-credentials
$ python Scout.py --provider azure --azure-user-credentials

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