How to auto upload a file to s3
How can I upload a json file to my s3 in easiest way?
Basically there is a json file in a webpage and I want to keep copy it every 5 minutes and upload to my s3.
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How can I upload a json file to my s3 in easiest way?
Basically there is a json file in a webpage and I want to keep copy it every 5 minutes and upload to my s3.
amazon-web-services amazon-s3
asked Jan 24 at 14:25
Tel4telTel4tel
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How can I upload a json file to my s3 in easiest way?
Basically there is a json file in a webpage and I want to keep copy it every 5 minutes and upload to my s3.
amazon-web-services amazon-s3
asked Jan 24 at 14:25
Tel4telTel4tel
32
How can I upload a json file to my s3 in easiest way?
Basically there is a json file in a webpage and I want to keep copy it every 5 minutes and upload to my s3.
amazon-web-services amazon-s3
amazon-web-services amazon-s3
asked Jan 24 at 14:25
Tel4telTel4tel
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You can set in a VM or your local machine a script with a command "wget path.for.file.json" and run every 5 min with a cronjob, also add to the script the command with aws CLI "aws s3 cp /path/for/your/json/file.json s3://yourbucket/" and this should do the magic. This will overwrite the previous file, if you want to keep different versions of this json file then I recommend you to additional add a timestamp to the name of your file like this "wget wget -O date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S-file.json www.path.to./file.json"
answered Jan 24 at 14:39
Adad O.Adad O.
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thank you so much, so amazon don't have a service for this, do they?
– Tel4tel
Jan 24 at 14:41
No, you have to do this manual or I'm not sure if you can use Lambda for that
– Adad O.
Jan 24 at 14:45
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You can set in a VM or your local machine a script with a command "wget path.for.file.json" and run every 5 min with a cronjob, also add to the script the command with aws CLI "aws s3 cp /path/for/your/json/file.json s3://yourbucket/" and this should do the magic. This will overwrite the previous file, if you want to keep different versions of this json file then I recommend you to additional add a timestamp to the name of your file like this "wget wget -O date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S-file.json www.path.to./file.json"
answered Jan 24 at 14:39
Adad O.Adad O.
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thank you so much, so amazon don't have a service for this, do they?
– Tel4tel
Jan 24 at 14:41
No, you have to do this manual or I'm not sure if you can use Lambda for that
– Adad O.
Jan 24 at 14:45
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You can set in a VM or your local machine a script with a command "wget path.for.file.json" and run every 5 min with a cronjob, also add to the script the command with aws CLI "aws s3 cp /path/for/your/json/file.json s3://yourbucket/" and this should do the magic. This will overwrite the previous file, if you want to keep different versions of this json file then I recommend you to additional add a timestamp to the name of your file like this "wget wget -O date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S-file.json www.path.to./file.json"
answered Jan 24 at 14:39
Adad O.Adad O.
161
thank you so much, so amazon don't have a service for this, do they?
– Tel4tel
Jan 24 at 14:41
No, you have to do this manual or I'm not sure if you can use Lambda for that
– Adad O.
Jan 24 at 14:45
add a comment |
You can set in a VM or your local machine a script with a command "wget path.for.file.json" and run every 5 min with a cronjob, also add to the script the command with aws CLI "aws s3 cp /path/for/your/json/file.json s3://yourbucket/" and this should do the magic. This will overwrite the previous file, if you want to keep different versions of this json file then I recommend you to additional add a timestamp to the name of your file like this "wget wget -O date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S-file.json www.path.to./file.json"
answered Jan 24 at 14:39
Adad O.Adad O.
161
You can set in a VM or your local machine a script with a command "wget path.for.file.json" and run every 5 min with a cronjob, also add to the script the command with aws CLI "aws s3 cp /path/for/your/json/file.json s3://yourbucket/" and this should do the magic. This will overwrite the previous file, if you want to keep different versions of this json file then I recommend you to additional add a timestamp to the name of your file like this "wget wget -O date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S-file.json www.path.to./file.json"
answered Jan 24 at 14:39
Adad O.Adad O.
161
answered Jan 24 at 14:39
Adad O.Adad O.
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answered Jan 24 at 14:39
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thank you so much, so amazon don't have a service for this, do they?
– Tel4tel
Jan 24 at 14:41
No, you have to do this manual or I'm not sure if you can use Lambda for that
– Adad O.
Jan 24 at 14:45
add a comment |
thank you so much, so amazon don't have a service for this, do they?
– Tel4tel
Jan 24 at 14:41
No, you have to do this manual or I'm not sure if you can use Lambda for that
– Adad O.
Jan 24 at 14:45
thank you so much, so amazon don't have a service for this, do they?
– Tel4tel
Jan 24 at 14:41
thank you so much, so amazon don't have a service for this, do they?
– Tel4tel
Jan 24 at 14:41
No, you have to do this manual or I'm not sure if you can use Lambda for that
– Adad O.
Jan 24 at 14:45
No, you have to do this manual or I'm not sure if you can use Lambda for that
– Adad O.
Jan 24 at 14:45
add a comment |
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