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Amazon Web Services - Cloud provider
2018 aws tool, setup for s3 upload on Raspberry Pi3
- sudo pip3 install -U aws
- Error
- sudo apt install libffi-dev libssl-dev
2016
- on linux can use $s3cmd to backup to S3 storage in AWS.
- $ s3cmd --configure
get keys from http://aws.amazon.com/ User Name,Access Key Id,Secret Access Key
- s3cmd mb s3://backupVigor
Bucket 's3://backupVigor/' created
- Use tar with the incremental option to backup files, pipe through xz to compress, pgp to encrypt if needed and then pipe straight to s3cmd, into backup file.
- 20160322 - This works great, and no need for a local copy of the file while creating the backup.
- $ s3cmd --configure
- Then set AWS policy on s3 bucket to move older files to Glacier, and even delete very old files, e.g. after 700days.
Linux commandline bash upload to aws s3
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