Use aws instead of awscc

[jolo-dev]

I think it is unclear for beginners to distinguish which services are available in aws and which are in awscc. I propose to consolidate everything into aws. What do you think?

[jeffreyaven]

Hi, mutable versions of core services (ec2, s3, iam) are in the awsprovider, meaning they support creation, deletion, updating of resources as well as lifecycle methods like aws.ec2.instances.start and stop, awscc is built on the AWS Cloud Control API, at this stage it supports `SELECT| for all resources, but will ultimately support all SQL methods.  

To see services supposed on a provider you can use SHOW SERVICES.  

You can also see the provider docs aws or awscc. 

Let me know if this helps

[jolo-dev]

I understand. Then I would swap the awscc and aws. It's then like AWS CLI s3 command where s3api offers simplified API with S3.

[jeffreyaven]

Sort of, at some stage we may merge both into one, the awscc is mainly views using the cloud_control service, what's your use case out of interest?

[jolo-dev]

I am trying out StackQL to create a dynamic AWS inventory, and I was a bit confused when I used it to get the Lambdas.

[jeffreyaven]

Try the cookbook, let me know if you have any problems, it can be adapted to get more information about the function if you need this

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[jolo-dev]

Thank you @jeffreyaven
Yes, I used the cookbook. I also fully understand the code. Wanted to know about the decision why it is called awscc.

[jeffreyaven]

This is short for [AWS Cloud Control]( https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cloudcontrolapi/)

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[jolo-dev]

I see. Make sense now :D