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Read or get the list of contents on S3 bucket

S3 or Simple Storage Service bucket is quite handy to store files or any data on AWS cloud.

As with any storage, online or offline organizing the data is quite an issue.

When there are a lot of files of data on the storage; finding the data that you will need will be difficult.

Especially, if the data or bucket is not organized properly. And even if the data has been organized by folders with proper time stamp but no specific data catalog to classify which one is which one it is quite a challenge to find or get the data on time.

S3 is ideal for backup, since backup is often accessed only when it is needed. So, familiarization of the backup folder structure is necessary. In order to find or get easily the data, listing the contents of the S3 bucket is a good option when unable to find the files or data needed.

Once the list is ready, opening the list via editor such as notepad and searching or finding thru the editor will provide an option to find things quickly and easily.


How to list the contents of S3 bucket using AWS CLI command?

How to check the contents or files stored on AWS S3 bucket using AWS CLI command?

AWS CLI command below will search S3 bucket by date, searching by date will be faster as the data that will be searched will be only within the date specified.  Thus, only the files or data within the date specified will be listed.


aws s3api list-objects --bucket "bucket_name" --prefix sub_folder_bucket_name --query "Contents[?LastModified>='2020-06-16'][].{Key: Key, Size: Size, LastModified: LastModified}" > c:\backup\list_of_data_in_server_bucket.txt


2020-06-16 --- change the date as required

bucket_name --- is the folder root bucket in S3

sub_folder_bucket_name --- is the sub folder name from the root bucket

For nested sub folders just append the folder like this:
sub_folder_bucket_name/whatever_folder_name

c:\backup\list_of_data_in_server_bucket.txt --- the output folder and the filename of the output

The output can then be searched using any text editor or it can be printed out as well.

The command will work provided that the AWS CLI command tools has been configured properly on a Windows system.


Cheers..till next time!

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