7 ways to delete objects from AWS S3 | How and when to use them | Hands-On Tutorial

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  • Опубликовано: 3 дек 2024

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  • @miroslav.radojevic
    @miroslav.radojevic 9 месяцев назад +1

    Hi Wojciech, thanks for the useful tutorial. I have a question: if I want to delete files (objects) from a particular folder, should I also tick the option "Permanently delete noncurrent versions of objects"? I noticed you selected "Expire current versions of objects". What would be the difference between the two and are files completely deleted after ticking "Expire current versions of objects"? Thanks a lot.

    • @WojciechLepczynski
      @WojciechLepczynski  9 месяцев назад +1

      Hi, using versioning in S3 you can have several versions of the same file.
      So if you don't use versioning then you can only delete the current version like I did. If you want to remove all versions, you must also select remove noncurrent versions.
      You can find more about versioning in docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/Versioning.html

  • @rehanmasood1522
    @rehanmasood1522 Год назад

    Hi Wojciech, Thanks for the video.
    I have an Amazon S3 bucket which has a few million objects in the root, and a production folder also located in the root. I would like to delete all of the objects from the root of the S3 bucket, except for the the production folder. These objects are a few years old.
    Could you please advise on the best and fastest approach to complete this task? I want to ensure that only the files in the S3 bucket root are deleted, and that the production folder is not affected.

    • @WojciechLepczynski
      @WojciechLepczynski  Год назад +1

      it will be safest to move the production folder to another S3 bucket and clean this one.

  • @siscoo5763
    @siscoo5763 Год назад

    hi please i want to set files into s3 with laravel 9 but not working , well everything setup correctly but i cant find files in s3 its sounds like doesnt store in s3 while everything setup correctly please can u help me ?

    • @WojciechLepczynski
      @WojciechLepczynski  Год назад

      You should probably ask the creators of Laravel 9 about it, or look in the documentation :)

  • @karthikeyanarumugam2936
    @karthikeyanarumugam2936 Год назад +1

    it is good ..but why are you explain this much fast ....if he is new to aws ..how he can understand this much fast

    • @WojciechLepczynski
      @WojciechLepczynski  Год назад +2

      Thank you for your feedback. I usually speed up videos when I watch them. Someone already wrote about this.
      I don't want to waste your time, but I try to record each new video at a slower speed and add more content to it. The difficult balance is between giving short advice and adding enough background.
      Thanks again for the feedback, I hope it gets better with each video, if not please let me know.