What you’ll need
- AWS CLI installed.
- Your Hivenet access key ID and secret access key.
- A bucket created in Object Storage.
- A small local test file, such as
hello.txt.
hivenet. Replace YOUR_BUCKET with your bucket’s name.
Configure the profile
Run:
Then explicitly enable path-style addressing and Signature Version 4:
Test the connection
List buckets:Upload a file
Choose an object key that does not already contain data you need to keep:aws s3 cp command manages multipart transfers when needed. A raw s3api put-object request is a single upload and has Hivenet’s 5 GB single-request limit.
Download a file
Use a new local filename to avoid replacing a file you need:Download many objects
First preview a copy of the bucket into a local directory:--dryrun:
s3://YOUR_BUCKET/reports/.
For repeat downloads, aws s3 sync can transfer new or changed files. Review the AWS sync reference before adding filters or deletion options.