# PyPI CDN Log Archiver
Get raw logs from S3 like object store, written by the cdn
Archive and compress them
Upload archive back to S3 like object store, in a sane structure
Remove raw logs that were archived
# Usage
You’ll need to export some env variables to get started:
$ export ACCESS_KEY=<your_access_key> $ export SECRET_KEY=<your_access_key> $ export PYPI_LOG_BUCKET=<bucket_name> $ export S3_HOST=<s3_like_host> (e.g. s3.amazonaws.com, objects.dreamhost.com)
Optionally you can set the date to archive like so:
$ export PYPI_LOG_DATE=2014-02-11
You can enable some debug output with:
$ export DEBUG=10
If you don’t set PYPI_LOG_DATE, the script will default to looking for yesterdays date.
Now you should be able to run it:
$ python pypi-cdn-log-archiver.py 112373 bytes written to testpypi-cdn-logs/archive/2014/2
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