S3Clumper
Makes a tarball (optionally compressed with gzip) of the contents of an S3 prefix (preserving interior paths and filenames), posts the tarball to a stated S3 URL and optionally deletes the source files.
s3clumper: Aggregate S3 prefixes into tarballs in S3
Usage: s3clumper {{arguments}} {{options}}
Arguments:
from [text] S3 URL prefix to clump
to [text] S3 URL for target clump
Options:
-h, --help Show this help message and exit
-H, --HELP Help for all sub-commands
-c, --check Don't check for target (may over-write)
-C, --nocolour Suppress colours in reports
-D, --debug Enable debug logging
-d, --delete Don't delete source files
-q, --quiet Be quiet, be vewy vewy quiet
-v, --verbose Verbose output
-V, --version Report installed version
-z, --compress Don't compress the target
Example:
$ s3clumper s3://bucket1/data/ s3://bucket2/archive/logs-20170302.tar.gz Fetching |################################| 55/55 Sending |################################| 100/100 Deleting |################################| 55/55
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