How to perform multipart upload to S3 Bucket using AWS CLI

[@robstuckey]

This should be a 5 second video but you managed to get 8k people to watch you do it in 23 minutes. Bravo!............................................

[@joabrodriguezromero6858]

thank you! how about if the S3 bucket has versioning enabled? will it remove the incomplete multiparts that we've tried to upload automatically?

[@avizway]

You can configure Life Cycle rule on s3 bucket to cleanup incomplete multipart uploads after specific days.!

[@hariom-524]

Thank you

[@tejacheers]

beautiful Thanks

[@JCuervo330]

13:12 HOW to simultaneously execute???? I have 10g files x 14 to upload! Thank you

[@avizway]

You can execute it as a script i.e; bat if youa re using windows, or shell if you are using linux

[@ankithasworld]

why u taken a video.mp4
we can create a new file with using thus command #dd if=/dev/zero of=file1 bs=1M count 200
this process is easy right

[@avizway]

Thanks for letting me know this. am not good with dd command you mentioned :) Thanks for sharing, I learnt a new thing today.

[@shadynit]

HOW TO THE ENTIRE FOLDER USING MULTIPART. THERE ARE LOT OF FOLDERS AND INSIDE THERE ARE VERY LARGE FILES.

[@avizway]

You can prepare a script that can Iterate through files in folder and initiate the multipart Upload.
Or, Zip it and initialize upload.

[@shadynit]

@@avizway one more question. Suppose i have a drive of 1 tb and that is full no free space. Now i want to upload the file through the multipart upload. However, there is no free space left for splitting the file. How to do that?

[@avizway]

You can use s3api create-multipart-upload command to upload data directly to s3 bucket without storing chunks in your local storage.

[@NeranikiManikanta]

Sir please explain in telugu