12/11/2021
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At its core, all that Boto3 does is call AWS APIs on your behalf. For the majority of the AWS services, Boto3 offers two distinct ways of accessing these abstracted APIs:โฃ
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๐ฅClient: low-level service accessโฃ
Resource: higher-level object-oriented service accessโฃ
You can use either to interact with S3.โฃ
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๐ฅTo connect to the low-level client interface, you must use Boto3โs client(). You then pass in the name of the service you want to connect to, in this case, s3:โฃ
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๐ฅFirst things Firstโฃ
Youโll need to install Boto3: pip install boto3.โฃ
Next, you need to create a credentials file in a hidden folder called โawsโ on your local machine. Technically, you can pass your credentials directly vs creating a file, but I wouldnโt recommend it.โฃ
Open a terminal and cd into a directory path like this (this is for Mac): /Users/your_name.โฃ
Create a hidden folder called โawsโ: mkdir .aws.โฃ
cd into the new hidden folder and use whatever text editor you like to create a blank file. I used vim so for me its just vim credentials.โฃ
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๐ขThe Python SDK for AWS, to access Amazon S3. To recap just a bit, we connected to Amazon S3, traversed buckets and objects, created buckets and objects, uploaded and downloaded some data, and then finally deleted objects and our bucket. These helpful everyday commands should get you up and running fairly quickly with S3 while giving you enough knowledge to Google anything else.โฃ
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