gsutil:tldr:6cbcf

The given command is used to copy an object (file or data) from a specified location to a Google Cloud Storage bucket.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• gsutil: It is a command-line utility provided by Google Cloud SDK (Software Development Kit) to interact with Google Cloud Storage and perform various operations like copying, deleting, listing objects, etc.

• cp: It is a sub-command of gsutil used for copying objects between different locations.

• ${object_location}: It is a placeholder for the source object's location. You need to replace this with the actual location of the object/file on your local machine or any other accessible location. For example, if the object is located at "path/to/object/file.txt", you would replace ${object_location} with "path/to/object/file.txt".

• gs://${destination_bucket_name}/: It represents the destination bucket where the object will be copied. You need to replace ${destination_bucket_name} with the actual name of the destination bucket in your Google Cloud Storage account. For example, if the destination bucket name is "my-bucket", you would replace ${destination_bucket_name} with "my-bucket".

So, when you run this command with the appropriate values for ${object_location} and ${destination_bucket_name}, it will copy the object from the specified location to the specified Google Cloud Storage bucket.