Project Description
#FTPS3 Spark does not have a connector to connect to FTP as it is not HDFS. So to move a file from FTP to S3, we need to download the file from FTP to local system and then upload it to S3. There is no library in market through which we can migrate a file from FTP to S3 directly. FTPS3 library helps you to mitigate it.
The FTPtoS3 class has needs to be invoked by passing the ftp and s3 client connection objects.
After creating the object we can use uploadS3 method to upload the file to S3.
Installation
Installation is recommended via pip for Python 3.
pip install FTPtoS3
The package can then be imported using:
import FTPS3
Usage
Access the modules using the following statements.
from FTPS3.FTPtoS3 import *
Example
ftp_client = ftplib.FTP()
ftp_client.connect("<hostname>", <port>)
ftp_client.login("<username>", "<passowrd>")
s3_client = boto3.client(
service_name='s3',
region_name='<region>')
obj = FTPtoS3(ftp_client, s3_client)
obj.uploadS3("<ftp_path where file is present>",
"<s3_path to be uploaded>",
"<file_name in FTP>", "<s3 bucket name>")
Dependencies
FTPS3 has the following dependencies:
License
MIT License
© 2022 FTPS3
Release files for FTPtoS3 0.1.2
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