s3lncoll
Read files from S3 as defined by a key prefix and map them by lines to a set of optionally gzip compressed output files in S3, with the output files limited by (pre-compressed) file size. The string “{}” in the output key will be substituted with the (zero-based) index of the output files.
s3lncoll: Line stream s3 files into ~uniform lumps in S3
Usage: s3lncoll {{arguments}} {{options}}
Arguments:
from [text] S3 URL prefix to clump
to [text] S3 URL for target clump ('{}' will be the count)
Options:
-h, --help Show this help message and exit
-H, --HELP Help for all sub-commands
-D, --debug Enable debug logging
-d, --delete Delete source files/keys
-j, --json Validate each line as JSONM
-q, --quiet Be quiet, be vewy vewy quiet
-V, --version Report installed version
-z, --compress Ccompress (gzip) the target(s)
-b, --blocksize [int] Maximum size of pre-compressed output files in bytes. (default: 1048576)
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