aws-s3-mv:tldr:1f176
aws-s3-mv: Move a specific S3 object into another bucket.
$ aws s3 mv s3://${bucket_name1}/${filename} s3://${bucket_name2}/${path-to-target}
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This command is used to move a file from one Amazon S3 bucket to another. Here's a breakdown of each component:
aws s3 mv: This is the AWS Command Line Interface (CLI) command for moving files between S3 buckets.mvstands for "move".s3://${bucket_name1}/${filename}: This is the source file that you want to move.${bucket_name1}is the name of the source bucket, and${filename}is the name of the file.s3://${bucket_name2}/${path-to-target}: This is the destination path where you want the file to be moved.${bucket_name2}is the name of the destination bucket, and${path-to-target}is the directory structure and target filename in the destination bucket.
Basically, this command will move the file located at s3://${bucket_name1}/${filename} to the path s3://${bucket_name2}/${path-to-target}. Note that the files in the source bucket will not be deleted after the move operation unless you explicitly perform a delete operation.
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