aws-s3-rm:tldr:35b94

The given command is used to remove (delete) an object residing inside an Amazon S3 access point.

Here is the breakdown of each component in the command:

• aws s3: This is the command to interact with Amazon S3 from the AWS Command Line Interface (CLI).
• rm: This is the abbreviation for "remove", which means deleting the specified object.
• s3://arn:aws:s3:${region}:${account_id}:${access_point}/${access_point_name}/${object_key}: This is the argument specifying the full path of the object to be deleted. It consists of:
  • s3://: The S3 protocol prefix.
  • arn:aws:s3:: The ARN (Amazon Resource Name) scheme for S3.
  • ${region}: This part should be replaced with the desired AWS region (e.g., us-west-2, eu-central-1).
  • ${account_id}: This part should be replaced with your AWS account ID.
  • ${access_point}: This part should be replaced with "accesspoint".
  • ${access_point_name}: This part should be replaced with the name of the specific access point created in your S3 bucket.
  • ${object_key}: This part should be replaced with the key/path of the object you want to delete within the access point.

Note: Make sure you have the necessary permission to delete the object within the access point.