Hi Rakesh, to upload a file from your local, you need to set-up AWS CLI in your local machine (refer to this video on how to set it up th-cam.com/video/gx5XVAS-ZC8/w-d-xo.html ). Once you have setup, use the aws s3 cp command, give the local path of your file as source path and the S3 bucket path as your destination. Let me know if you face any challenges.
@@AWS-Made-Easy wow inspiring, too much fast to respond on video comments never ever seen before thankyou for responding thank you soo much for that link...
@@AWS-Made-Easy actually instead of put the -aws configure command on windows cmd prompt i accidentally put that command on cloudshell so it ask for accesskeyid or cliienkeyid, so how can i get out from configuration to normal bash...
Very informative to start with.. Thanks for the efforts.
Informative. Thanks a lot!
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Just what I needed. Thank you 😊
#1! U da man! Tks 🤠
everything is good, but you didn't tell us to how to upload a file from local machine to s3 bucket using cli..
Hi Rakesh, to upload a file from your local, you need to set-up AWS CLI in your local machine (refer to this video on how to set it up th-cam.com/video/gx5XVAS-ZC8/w-d-xo.html ).
Once you have setup, use the aws s3 cp command, give the local path of your file as source path and the S3 bucket path as your destination.
Let me know if you face any challenges.
@@AWS-Made-Easy wow inspiring, too much fast to respond on video comments never ever seen before thankyou for responding thank you soo much for that link...
@@AWS-Made-Easy actually instead of put the -aws configure command on windows cmd prompt i accidentally put that command on cloudshell so it ask for accesskeyid or cliienkeyid, so how can i get out from configuration to normal bash...
You can just abort that command by a keyboard interrupt.
configuring but when im using aws s3 ls it showing error that RequestTimeTooSkewed plz help me
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