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How to upload to S3 using PowerShell

Uploading to S3 using PowerShell is quite easy.

Here’s the code:

$accesskey = '123'
$secretkey = '456'
$dregion =  'us-east-1' 

Write-S3Object -AccessKey $accesskey -SecretKey $secretkey -Region $dregion -BucketName  -File C:\Temp\test-file.txt

#Replace NameofthebucketinS3 with the folder name found in S3

#test-file.txt is the file that will be uploaded to S3 and is located on c:\Temp

#Change the folder location c:\Temp and the file to be uploaded

#Above code will upload the file to the root of the S3 Bucket

  

#If need to upload a file to a specific subfolder in S3 bucket used the code below 

$accesskey = '123'
$secretkey = '456'
$dregion =  'us-east-1' 

Write-S3Object -AccessKey $accesskey -SecretKey $secretkey -Region $dregion -BucketName NameofthebucketinS3/SubFolderBucket -File C:\Temp\test-file.txt

 

Use forward slash to indicate the sub folder path. So the syntax would be “root folder name” in S3 followed by “forward slash” or “/” then the “sub folder name”.

If the destination folder is another sub folder then precede with a “/” then sub folder name.

 See image below for illustration:

 

If unable to write or upload to S3 bucket, check PowerShell output for denied errors; if there is denied error then check S3 bucket policy if the bucket has write permissions or whether the account your are using is allowed to  upload or write to bucket.


 Cheers..till next time!

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