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I realize that might not be what you want / looking for, but ..
I would not recommend SSH at all in your environments on AWS, ever since SSM Connect is a thing for EC2 machines. Especially with the new feature that just made it even easier to create Tunnels between your bastion and remote destinations (i.e. RDS).
SSM will give you much easier way to control, audit and log what's going on on your EC2 for the people who are connecting to the instances than native SSH would. That's because via IAM and the agent config, you can configure all of that instead of having to configure each user etc. individually.
Well worth the effort to stop using SSH and go using SSM.
answered 2 years ago
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