How Do I Use AWS CLI to Sync My Local Directory with S3?

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Asked By CloudChaser42 On

I'm feeling pretty lost trying to set up the AWS CLI. My goal is to run a command that syncs my local directory's files and folders with a specific S3 bucket I'm supposed to access as an IAM user. The documentation is really confusing, and I keep getting sidetracked trying to understand the credentials process. I'm new to backend stuff, so any guidance would be super helpful! I'm on Windows 10 and really need to make this work.

3 Answers

Answered By TechSavvy101 On

To copy everything from your local folder to your S3 bucket, you can use the command: `aws s3 cp . s3://your-bucket-name/ --recursive`. Make sure you have the right permissions set up first.

Answered By CuriousCoder89 On

Do you have your IAM user credentials, like an access key ID and a secret access key? If yes, you can save them by running `aws configure`. If not, you'll want to figure out how to get those first.

Answered By FriendlyHelper007 On

Just a thought, but if you're finding the CLI really tough, have you considered using the AWS console? It's a bit more user-friendly for drag-and-drop file management.

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