AWS Archive
awsarchive is a Python toolkit for archiving files using AWS services.
The goal of this project is to provide best practice methods for archiving files using the products provided by AWS. This project will provide both command line utilities and Python API’s.
Further Documentation: http://awsarchive.readthedocs.org/
Used AWS Services
awsarchive makes use of the following AWS services:
The project assumes that you have a single AWS access and secret key that can be used across the AWS services used.
Command line utilities
awsarchive can be accessed via the command line using awsarchive followed by the command you wish to perform.
To list all the commands available do:
$ awsarchive --helpor to get help for a specific command do:
$ awsarchive <command> --helpCommands |
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glacier |
Move files to Glacier. |
Contribute
awsarchive is an open-source software originally written by BillyShambrook and released under the MIT licence. The project is hosted on Github, where everyone is welcome to contribute, ask for help or simply give feedback. Please fork project, add your changes and open a pull request.
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