Add keypair functionality for ec2ssh.py #266
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Allows connecting to other EC2 instances besides the default one provided.
How to use:
If the flags --accessKeyId and --accessKey are passed in when running, their values will be used as the access credentials.
If the flags are not passed in, the default key-pair will be used.
Example: python3 tango-cli.py -P 3000 -k ec2test -l test1 --runJob job1 --image autograding_image --accessKeyId TEST --accessKey TEST
How Tested:
Tested by not including at least one of the flags. Should just use the default key-pair.
Tested by using invalid AWS credentials for flag inputs. As expected, will realize this issue when trying to apply the credentials.
Tested by using the same credentials for the flag inputs as the default keypair values. Same output.