s3stash
Very simple module that uses boto3 to stash a file in S3.
Example:
from orgtup import AwsCredentials
from s3stash import Stash
bucket = 'mycoolbucket'
credentials = AwsCredentials('myaccesskey', 'mysecretkey')
stash = Stash(credentials, bucket)
stash.stash_string('my cool data that I want saved to S3')
License
Apache 2.0
1 maintainer
Metadata
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Release files for s3stash 1.2.1
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