Uploads passed directory hierarchy to S3 bucket, optionally removing existing data before upload.
To run uploader application all the necessary arguments should be passed to program via command line or environment variables.
| argument | env variable | default | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| --key | s3u_key | AWS access key | |
| --secret | s3u_secret | AWS access secret | |
| --bucket | s3u_bucket | AWS bucket | |
| --region | s3u_region | US_EAST_1 | AWS region |
| --root | s3u_root | resources | Root 'directory' in the bucket (special value 'root' to perform action on bucket itself) |
| --dir | s3u_dir | Directory to upload to s3 recursively; if not set, no upload action will be taken | |
| --clean | s3u_clean | false | Remove all existing files from given root; if no --dir is set, only cleanup will be performed |
- cleanup the whole bucket
java -jar aws-s3-uploader.jar --key=AWSKEY --secret=AWSSECRET --bucket=AWSBUCKET --root=root --clean
- cleanup default "directory" ('resources') in the bucket
java -jar aws-s3-uploader.jar --key=AWSKEY --secret=AWSSECRET --bucket=AWSBUCKET --clean
- upload local directory 'local-files' to AWS bucket under 'uploaded-files' subdirectory
java -jar aws-s3-uploader.jar --key=AWSKEY --secret=AWSSECRET --bucket=AWSBUCKET --root=uploaded-files --dir=local-files
- cleanup bucket's "subdirectory" and upload local directory 'local-files' to AWS bucket under 'uploaded-files' subdirectory
java -jar aws-s3-uploader.jar --key=AWSKEY --secret=AWSSECRET --bucket=AWSBUCKET --root=uploaded-files --dir=local-files --clean