What's installed on my ec2

What's installed on my ec2?

I swear between debian/ubuntu/mac os x/irix (well not anymore), I can never remember how to list installed packages on my ec2. 

Here is is:

   sudo yum list installed

Plus or minus sudo depending on who you are. For once, the command is what i'd expect.

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