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I have some files that I want to copy to s3. Rather than doing one call per file, I want to include them all in one single call (to be as efficient as possible).
However, I only seem to get it to work if I add the --recursive flag, which makes it look in all children directories (all files I want are in the current directory only)
so this is the command I have now, that works
aws s3 cp --dryrun . mybucket --recursive --exclude * --include *.jpg
but ideally I would like to remove the --recursive to stop it traversing, e.g. something like this (which does not work)
aws s3 cp --dryrun . mybucket --exclude * --include *.jpg
(I have simplified the example, in my script I have several different include patterns)
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You have two options for uploading files: AWS Management Console: Use drag-and-drop to upload files and folders to a bucket. AWS CLI: With the version of the tool installed on your local machine, use the command line to upload files and folders to the bucket.
“What is the command to copy files recursively in a folder to an S3 bucket? aws s3 cp filename S3://bucketname –-recursive aws s3 cp . S3://bucketname --recursive” Code Answer.
aws s3 sync s3://mybucket . will download all the objects in mybucket to the current directory. This will download all of your files using a one-way sync. It will not delete any existing files in your current directory unless you specify --delete , and it won't change or delete any files on S3.
AWS CLI's S3 wildcard support is a bit primitive, but you could use multiple --exclude options to accomplish this. Note: the order of includes and excludes is important.
aws s3 cp --dryrun . s3://mybucket --recursive --exclude "*" --include "*.jpg" --exclude "*/*" Try the command:
aws s3 cp --dryrun . s3://mybucket --recursive --exclude "*/" Hope it help.
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