gsutil:tldr:3559f
gsutil: Rename or move objects in a bucket.
$ gsutil mv gs://${bucket_name}/${old_object_name} gs://${bucket_name}/${new_object_name}
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This command is using the "gsutil" tool, which is a command-line utility for interacting with Google Cloud Storage. It performs a "mv" operation, which stands for move/rename, on objects within a specified Google Cloud Storage (GCS) bucket.
Here's the breakdown of the command:
- "gsutil" is the command used to execute the gsutil tool.
- "mv" is the command option that specifies a move/rename operation.
- "gs://${bucket_name}/${old_object_name}" represents the source object to be moved/renamed. It specifies the GCS bucket name using the variable "${bucket_name}" and the object name using the variable "${old_object_name}".
- "gs://${bucket_name}/${new_object_name}" represents the destination where the object will be moved/renamed to. It also uses the variable "${bucket_name}" for the GCS bucket name and "${new_object_name}" for the new object name.
By executing this command, the object located at "gs://${bucket_name}/${old_object_name}" will be moved/renamed to "gs://${bucket_name}/${new_object_name}" within the same GCS bucket.
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