#StandWithUkraine
Today, 27th January 2023, Ukraine is still bravely fighting for democratic values, human rights and peace in whole world. Russians ruthlessly kill all civilians in Ukraine including childs and destroy their cities.
We are uniting against Putin’s invasion and violence, in support of the people in Ukraine. You can help by donating to Ukrainian's army.
To upload file to s3 you need:
- Install AWS CLI
- Configure AWS API access credentials (KEY and SECRET)
- Run
aws s3 cpcommand - Generate pre-sign URL with
aws s3 presignto get URL for secure share (access expires after some time)
Install AWS CLI with pip, in the terminal run:
pip install --upgrade --user awscli
You need python on Linux, or you can use python in cygwin on Windows)
Now we need to configure access to the AWS account:
./local/bin/aws configure
Enter your credentials from the AWS Web console
To get credentials I recommend creating a new user in AWS Console -> IAM, use Programmatic access only user, with S3FullAccess policy.
Create a new bucket (name must be unique):
./local/bin/aws s3api create-bucket --bucket bucketname
Upload some file.zip :
./local/bin/aws s3 cp /path/to/file.zip s3://bucketname/
Generate URL for 100 hours (means that it will expire after 100 hours):
~/.local/bin/aws s3 presign s3://bucketname/file.zip --expires-in 360000
To list files inside of your bucket use s3 ls:
./local/bin/aws s3 ls s3://bucketname/
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