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: '''''aws configure''''' | : '''''aws configure''''' | ||
* Configure a profile for additional AWS IAM account: | * Configure a profile for additional AWS IAM account: | ||
: '''aws configure --profile [profile_name]''' | : '''''aws configure --profile [profile_name]''''' | ||
* Create a new S3 bucket: | * Create a new S3 bucket: | ||
: '''aws s3 mb <BucketName>''' | : '''''aws s3 mb <BucketName>''''' | ||
* Remove S3 bucket: | * Remove S3 bucket: | ||
: '''aws s3 rb s3://<BucketName> --force''' | : '''''aws s3 rb s3://<BucketName> --force''''' | ||
* List all S3 buckets: | * List all S3 buckets: | ||
: '''aws s3 ls''' | : '''''aws s3 ls''''' | ||
* List of S3 buckets using additional AWS IAM account: | * List of S3 buckets using additional AWS IAM account: | ||
: '''aws s3 ls --profile [profile_name]''' | : '''''aws s3 ls --profile [profile_name]''''' | ||
* List the content of specific S3 bucket: | * List the content of specific S3 bucket: | ||
: '''aws s3 ls s3://<BucketName>''' | : '''''aws s3 ls s3://<BucketName>''''' | ||
* Copy file from S3 bucket to local directory: | * Copy file from S3 bucket to local directory: | ||
: '''aws s3 cp s3://<BucketName>/<FileName> /<LocalFolderName>''' | : '''''aws s3 cp s3://<BucketName>/<FileName> /<LocalFolderName>''''' |
Revision as of 11:41, 12 March 2018
- Configuring the AWS cli environment (using IAM roles and access/secret keys):
- aws configure
- Configure a profile for additional AWS IAM account:
- aws configure --profile [profile_name]
- Create a new S3 bucket:
- aws s3 mb <BucketName>
- Remove S3 bucket:
- aws s3 rb s3://<BucketName> --force
- List all S3 buckets:
- aws s3 ls
- List of S3 buckets using additional AWS IAM account:
- aws s3 ls --profile [profile_name]
- List the content of specific S3 bucket:
- aws s3 ls s3://<BucketName>
- Copy file from S3 bucket to local directory:
- aws s3 cp s3://<BucketName>/<FileName> /<LocalFolderName>