The AWS Command Line Interface (CLI) provides a comprehensive set of commands for interacting with AWS services. Here are some of the most useful AWS CLI commands:
aws configure: This command is used to set up the AWS CLI with your AWS access key ID and secret access key.aws ec2 describe-instances: This command is used to retrieve information about your EC2 instances.aws s3 ls: This command is used to list the contents of an S3 bucket.aws s3 cp: This command is used to copy files to and from an S3 bucket.aws lambda list-functions: This command is used to list all Lambda functions in your account.aws iam create-user: This command is used to create a new IAM user.aws rds describe-db-instances: This command is used to retrieve information about your RDS instances.aws cloudformation create-stack: This command is used to create a new CloudFormation stack.aws cloudwatch get-metric-statistics: This command is used to retrieve metric statistics from CloudWatch.aws route53 list-hosted-zones: This command is used to list all the hosted zones in your Route53 account.
For more details : https://aws.amazon.com/cli/