Using multiple profiles:
For some reason, this works:
aws s3 ls cmgp_bucket/dir --profile = profilename
but the parallel syntax for sync does not. In Windows Powershell, you have to do this:
setx AWS_PROFILE=profilename
then shut down and reopen Powershell (honest!) then:
aws s3 sync s3://cmgp_bucket/dir dest_folder
(note the addition of s3://)
This works
aws s3 ls s3://cmgp-upload-download-bucket/2022-09_FL/10020925/ --profile updown | tail
CoastCam directory:
List the most recent files at HoM:
aws s3 ls s3://cmgp-coastcam/cameras/caco-01/dumps/dumps/ --profile coastcam | tail -20
Inventory images in a folder at HoM:
$ aws s3 ls s3://cmgp-coastcam/cameras/caco-01/new_products/products/ --profile coastcam > new_prodcuts_products_inventory_9-28.txt
List the most recent product images at Marconi:
aws s3 ls s3://cmgp-coastcam/cameras/caco-02/products/ --profile coastcam | tail -20
List the most recent "latest" images at Marconi:
aws s3 ls s3://cmgp-coastcam/cameras/caco-02/latest/ --profile coastcam | tail -20
aws s3 ls s3://cmgp-coastcam/cameras/caco-01/new_products/products/1617298200.c1.snap.jpg --profile coastcam
This grabs all of the timex exposures:
aws s3 cp s3://cmgp-coastcam/cameras/caco-02/products/ . --recursive --exclude "*" --include "*timex*" --profile coastcam