List SecurityGroups for Single Instance with the CLI
Assuming you know the instance ID, i-06e787dbebbfgee09 for example, you can run the below to list the associated SecurityGroups: Obviously make sure you change the above instance ID to your own.
Assuming you know the instance ID, i-06e787dbebbfgee09 for example, you can run the below to list the associated SecurityGroups: Obviously make sure you change the above instance ID to your own.
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