Uploads a single file to an S3 bucket This command uploads a file from your Virtualmin system to Amazon’s S3 service. The login and password for S3 must be set using the --access-key and --secret-key flags, unless defaults have been set in the Virtualmin configuration. The --bucket flag must be given to specify the bucket to store the file in, the --source flag to choose the file to upload, and the --file flag to set the destination filename. The optional --rrs flag can be used to tell S3 that the file should be stored with reduced redundancy, which is cheaper but has a lower reliability SLA.
Uploads a single file to an S3 bucket#
This command uploads a file from your Virtualmin system to Amazon’s S3 service. The login and password for S3 must be set using the --access-key and --secret-key flags, unless defaults have been set in the Virtualmin configuration.
The --bucket flag must be given to specify the bucket to store the file in, the --source flag to choose the file to upload, and the --file flag to set the destination filename. The optional --rrs flag can be used to tell S3 that the file should be stored with reduced redundancy, which is cheaper but has a lower reliability SLA.
By default, this command will perform a multi-part S3 upload only for files above 2GB in size. However, you can force multi-part mode with the --multipart flag. Amazon requires that files above 5GB in size be multi-part uploaded.
By default each S3 operation will only be tried once. However, you can use the --tries flag to have Virtualmin re-try failed operations some number of times.
Command line help#
virtualmin upload-s3-file [--access-key key]
[--secret-key key]
--source local-file
--bucket name
[--file remote-file]
[--rrs]
[--multipart]
[--tries count]
Source: https://www.virtualmin.com/docs/development/api-programs/upload-s3-file/
