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Using CLI

First, you need to install and configure AWS CLI on your local machine. You can do this by following the instructions provided by AWS. Make sure you have the necessary permissions to access the ACM and API Gateway services.
Once the AWS CLI is set up, you can list all the ACM Certificates using the following command:
```
aws acm list-certificates --region your-region
```
Replace ‘your-region’ with the region where your ACM Certificates are located. This command will return a list of Certificate ARNs.
For each Certificate ARN, you can describe the certificate to get its details, including the renewal status. Use the following command:
```
aws acm describe-certificate --certificate-arn your-certificate-arn --region your-region
```
Replace ‘your-certificate-arn’ with the ARN of the certificate you want to check, and ‘your-region’ with the region where the certificate is located. Look for the ‘RenewalSummary’ field in the output. If the ‘RenewalStatus’ is ‘PENDING_VALIDATION’, it means the certificate is due for renewal.
To check if the certificate is used in API Gateway, list all the Rest APIs in API Gateway using the following command:
```
aws apigateway get-rest-apis --region your-region
```
For each Rest API, get its details using the following command:
```
aws apigateway get-rest-api --rest-api-id your-rest-api-id --region your-region
```
Replace ‘your-rest-api-id’ with the ID of the Rest API you want to check, and ‘your-region’ with the region where the Rest API is located. If the ‘endpointConfiguration’ field contains the ARN of the certificate, it means the certificate is used in the Rest API.

Using Python

Install and configure AWS SDK for Python (Boto3): You need to install Boto3 in your local environment. You can install it using pip:
```
pip install boto3
```
After installing Boto3, you need to configure it. You can configure it using AWS CLI:
```
aws configure
```
It will ask for your AWS Access Key ID, Secret Access Key, Default region name, and Default output format. You can get these details from your AWS account.

Use Boto3 to list all the ACM Certificates: You can use the list_certificates method of ACM client in Boto3 to list all the ACM Certificates. Here is a sample script:

import boto3

# Create ACM client
acm = boto3.client('acm')

# List certificates with the pagination interface
paginator = acm.get_paginator('list_certificates')
for response in paginator.paginate():
    for certificate in response['CertificateSummaryList']:
        print(certificate)

This script will print all the ACM Certificates in your AWS account.

Check the renewal status of each certificate: You can use the describe_certificate method of ACM client in Boto3 to get the details of each certificate. Here is a sample script:

import boto3
from datetime import datetime, timedelta

# Create ACM client
acm = boto3.client('acm')

# List certificates with the pagination interface
paginator = acm.get_paginator('list_certificates')
for response in paginator.paginate():
    for certificate in response['CertificateSummaryList']:
        # Describe the specified certificate
        response = acm.describe_certificate(
            CertificateArn=certificate['CertificateArn']
        )
        # Get the renewal eligibility
        renewal_eligibility = response['Certificate']['RenewalEligibility']
        # Get the not_after date
        not_after = response['Certificate']['NotAfter']
        # Check if the certificate is eligible for renewal and will expire in less than 7 days
        if renewal_eligibility == 'ELIGIBLE' and not_after < datetime.now() + timedelta(days=7):
            print(f"Certificate {certificate['CertificateArn']} is eligible for renewal and will expire in less than 7 days.")

This script will print all the ACM Certificates in your AWS account that are eligible for renewal and will expire in less than 7 days.

Handle the exceptions: You should handle the exceptions in your script to make it robust. For example, you can handle the NoCredentialsError exception if the AWS credentials are not configured properly. Here is a sample script:

import boto3
from botocore.exceptions import NoCredentialsError
from datetime import datetime, timedelta

try:
    # Create ACM client
    acm = boto3.client('acm')

    # List certificates with the pagination interface
    paginator = acm.get_paginator('list_certificates')
    for response in paginator.paginate():
        for certificate in response['CertificateSummaryList']:
            # Describe the specified certificate
            response = acm.describe_certificate(
                CertificateArn=certificate['CertificateArn']
            )
            # Get the renewal eligibility
            renewal_eligibility = response['Certificate']['RenewalEligibility']
            # Get the not_after date
            not_after = response['Certificate']['NotAfter']
            # Check if the certificate is eligible for renewal and will expire in less than 7 days
            if renewal_eligibility == 'ELIGIBLE' and not_after < datetime.now() + timedelta(days=7):
                print(f"Certificate {certificate['CertificateArn']} is eligible for renewal and will expire in less than 7 days.")
except NoCredentialsError:
    print("AWS credentials are not configured properly.")

This script will print a message if the AWS credentials are not configured properly.

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