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I am trying to describe AMI from AWS CLI by ImageId, and I used below code.

aws ec2 describe-images --profile xxxxxxxxxx \

--filter Name=tag:Name,Values=Backup*some-string* \

--query "Images[*].[Tags[?Key=='Name'].Value[]|[0],ImageId]" 

output :

[

    [

        "Backup-20191215T112530Z-utc-some-string",

        "ami-004"

    ],

    [

        "Backup-20191219T714631Z-utc-some-string",

        "ami-002"

    ],

    [

        "Backup-20191208T145534Z-utc-some-string",

        "ami-001"

    ],

    [

        "Backup-20191222T157530Z-utc-some-string",

        "ami-003"

    ],

    [

        "Backup-20191221T134530Z-utc-some-string",

        "ami-005"

    ]

]

I found sort_by method of JMESPath would be a solution but it is diffficult to understand.

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Use the following code to achieve the same and (&) operator is need

aws ec2 describe-images --profile xxxxxxxxxx \

--filter Name=tag:Name,Values=Backup*some-string* \

--query "sort_by(Images[*].[Tags[?Key=='Name'].Value[]|[0],ImageId], &[0]"

or

aws ec2 describe-images --profile xxxxxxxxxx \

--filter Name=tag:Name,Values=Backup*some-string* \

--query "Images[*].[Tags[?Key=='Name'].Value[]|[0],ImageId] | sort_by(@, &[0])"

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