How to move S3 data to one partition level up?
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Let's say I have a table in the path
s3:bucketname/tablename/month/day/deviceid
I want to move all files to s3:bucketname/tablename/month/day/. In other words, I want to ignore the last partition.
Note that there are already data in the path s3:bucketname/tablename/month/day/
Can I use aws s3 to achieve this?
I have more than 100K files so I cannot do this manually.
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Let's say I have a table in the path
s3:bucketname/tablename/month/day/deviceid
I want to move all files to s3:bucketname/tablename/month/day/. In other words, I want to ignore the last partition.
Note that there are already data in the path s3:bucketname/tablename/month/day/
Can I use aws s3 to achieve this?
I have more than 100K files so I cannot do this manually.
amazon-web-services amazon-s3
asked Nov 12 at 6:44
John Hass
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Are they the actual names of the directories, or would they really be something likes3://bucketname/tablename/month=01/day=23/?
– John Rotenstein
Nov 12 at 18:45
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Let's say I have a table in the path
s3:bucketname/tablename/month/day/deviceid
I want to move all files to s3:bucketname/tablename/month/day/. In other words, I want to ignore the last partition.
Note that there are already data in the path s3:bucketname/tablename/month/day/
Can I use aws s3 to achieve this?
I have more than 100K files so I cannot do this manually.
amazon-web-services amazon-s3
asked Nov 12 at 6:44
John Hass
6121921
Let's say I have a table in the path
s3:bucketname/tablename/month/day/deviceid
I want to move all files to s3:bucketname/tablename/month/day/. In other words, I want to ignore the last partition.
Note that there are already data in the path s3:bucketname/tablename/month/day/
Can I use aws s3 to achieve this?
I have more than 100K files so I cannot do this manually.
amazon-web-services amazon-s3
amazon-web-services amazon-s3
asked Nov 12 at 6:44
John Hass
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asked Nov 12 at 6:44
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asked Nov 12 at 6:44
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Are they the actual names of the directories, or would they really be something likes3://bucketname/tablename/month=01/day=23/?
– John Rotenstein
Nov 12 at 18:45
add a comment |
Are they the actual names of the directories, or would they really be something likes3://bucketname/tablename/month=01/day=23/?
– John Rotenstein
Nov 12 at 18:45
Are they the actual names of the directories, or would they really be something like
s3://bucketname/tablename/month=01/day=23/?– John Rotenstein
Nov 12 at 18:45
Are they the actual names of the directories, or would they really be something like
s3://bucketname/tablename/month=01/day=23/?– John Rotenstein
Nov 12 at 18:45
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I believe you can use the AWS console on the web. Open the source folder (deviceid), select all its contents by the checkbox to the left on Name.
Then select Actions → Copy.
Open the destination folder (day), click Actions → Paste. Confirm the operation.
Once the operation has finished successfully, you can delete the source folder with all its contents.
answered Nov 12 at 6:52
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You can do this in 2 ways.
If you are not familiar with the aws cli, then go to the console, select all the files, cut and paste on the desired directory. However, this is very time consuming and inefficient task.
I recommend the aws cli for S3. You can find some sample commands here.
answered Nov 12 at 7:34
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I believe you can use the AWS console on the web. Open the source folder (deviceid), select all its contents by the checkbox to the left on Name.
Then select Actions → Copy.
Open the destination folder (day), click Actions → Paste. Confirm the operation.
Once the operation has finished successfully, you can delete the source folder with all its contents.
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I believe you can use the AWS console on the web. Open the source folder (deviceid), select all its contents by the checkbox to the left on Name.
Then select Actions → Copy.
Open the destination folder (day), click Actions → Paste. Confirm the operation.
Once the operation has finished successfully, you can delete the source folder with all its contents.
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I believe you can use the AWS console on the web. Open the source folder (deviceid), select all its contents by the checkbox to the left on Name.
Then select Actions → Copy.
Open the destination folder (day), click Actions → Paste. Confirm the operation.
Once the operation has finished successfully, you can delete the source folder with all its contents.
answered Nov 12 at 6:52
Yakov M.
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I believe you can use the AWS console on the web. Open the source folder (deviceid), select all its contents by the checkbox to the left on Name.
Then select Actions → Copy.
Open the destination folder (day), click Actions → Paste. Confirm the operation.
Once the operation has finished successfully, you can delete the source folder with all its contents.
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You can do this in 2 ways.
If you are not familiar with the aws cli, then go to the console, select all the files, cut and paste on the desired directory. However, this is very time consuming and inefficient task.
I recommend the aws cli for S3. You can find some sample commands here.
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You can do this in 2 ways.
If you are not familiar with the aws cli, then go to the console, select all the files, cut and paste on the desired directory. However, this is very time consuming and inefficient task.
I recommend the aws cli for S3. You can find some sample commands here.
answered Nov 12 at 7:34
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You can do this in 2 ways.
If you are not familiar with the aws cli, then go to the console, select all the files, cut and paste on the desired directory. However, this is very time consuming and inefficient task.
I recommend the aws cli for S3. You can find some sample commands here.
answered Nov 12 at 7:34
SAUJ
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You can do this in 2 ways.
If you are not familiar with the aws cli, then go to the console, select all the files, cut and paste on the desired directory. However, this is very time consuming and inefficient task.
I recommend the aws cli for S3. You can find some sample commands here.
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Are they the actual names of the directories, or would they really be something like
s3://bucketname/tablename/month=01/day=23/?– John Rotenstein
Nov 12 at 18:45