Table of contents

• Some useful commands for Bucket on S3
• Some useful commands for Files on S3
• Wrapping up

Some useful commands for Bucket on S3

1. To create a new bucket.

    aws s3 --profile manhpd mb s3://<name-bucket>
   

   In this case, we will use mb command to make a new bucket. mb stands for make bucket.

   For example:

    aws s3 --profile manhpd mb s3://test-bucket
   

2. To remove a bucket.

    aws s3 --profile manhpd rb s3://<name-bucket> --force
   

3. To list all buckets in S3.

    aws s3 --profile manhpd ls
   

   Then, we have:

   

Some useful commands for Files on S3

1. To copy a file in the local to a bucket in S3.

    aws s3 --profile manhpd cp local-file s3://<name-bucket>
   

   For example:

    # create a new text file
    echo "This is file 2" >> sample2.txt
   
    # Copy this file to S3 bucket
    aws s3 --profile manhpd cp sample2.txt s3://test-bucket
   

   For example:

   

   At the same time, checking on S3 bucket - s3manhpd, we have:

   

2. To move a local file to a bucket in S3.

    aws s3 --profile manhpd mv local-file s3://<name-bucket>
   

3. To move file from S3 to the local

    aws s3 --profile manhpd mv s3://name-bucket/name-file ./
   

4. To move a file in S3 bucket.

    aws s3 --profile manhpd mv s3://name-bucket/name-file
   

5. To remove a file in S3 bucket.

    aws s3 --profile manhpd rm s3://name-bucket/name-file
   

6. To rename a file in S3.

    aws s3 --profile manhpd cp file-path s3://name-bucket/different-name-file
   

7. List all files in a bucket.

    aws s3 --profile manhpd ls s3://name-bucket --recursive --human-readable --summarize
   

8. List all files in a folder of a bucket.

    aws s3 --profile manhpd ls s3://name-bucket/name-folder --recursive --human-readable --summarize
   

   For example:

   

9. List only the filenames of a S3 bucket.

    aws s3api --profile manhpd list-objects --bucket <name-bucket> --output text --query "Contents[].{Key: Key}"
   

Wrapping up