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This article assumes that you have created an AWS S3 bucket and are either the owner or have access rights to the bucket. If you have not created an AWS S3 bucket, please see our Creating and Configuring an Amazon AWS S3 Bucket article.
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Loading the aws-cli module:
In order to access S3 buckets from Talapas, one available method would be via the aws-cli tool that has been built on talapas for users. To load the module, run the following command:
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$ module load awscli/2.22.5 |
In order to to have the aws-cli authenticate access to S3 buckets, you will have to run the aws configure command. :
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$ aws configure |
This command will prompt you to enter a bucket key, secret bucket key and a S3 bucket region in order to create two authentication files: credentials and config; Both of which are stored in $HOME/.aws
Navigate to the AWS IAM Console and go to the S3 link:
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The link should navigate you to a page that shows all of the buckets that you currently either own or have access to. You can create a new bucket from this page as well:
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If you do not have a key/secret key pair, then please reference the creating keys step in the Creating and Configuring an Amazon AWS S3 Bucket documentation. |
aws configure will walk you through 4 input fields in order to create your .aws directory and corresponding files.
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Once completed, you should now have a .aws directory as well as two files within .aws in your $HOME directory as seen below:
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After completing the aws configure setup, you should now have access to the AWS S3 buckets that are owned or available to you.
Seeing available S3 buckets:
To see what buckets you have access to, you can go ahead and run the aws s3 ls command. This will return a list of all available S3 buckets by name. This will return the same list of buckets as seen from your AWS S3 console.
AWS S3 Console:
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Talapas view:
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Next steps:
From here, you now have access to your AWS S3 buckets and can perform a variety of different commands in order to move data. AWS has some pretty verbose documentation detailing how to move files in a variety of different ways.