s3-parallel-put Parallel uploads to Amazon AWS S3

s3-parallel-put speeds the uploading of many small keys to Amazon AWS S3 by executing multiple PUTs in parallel.

Dependencies

• Python 2.X
• Boto
• python-magic

Installation

# Debian family
apt-get update && apt-get -y install python-pip
pip install boto
pip install python-magic
wget -o /usr/bin/s3-parallel-put https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mishudark/s3-parallel-put/master/s3-parallel-put
chmod +x /usr/bin/s3-parallel-put

Usage

The program reads your credentials from the environment variables AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY.

s3-parallel-put --bucket=BUCKET --prefix=PREFIX SOURCE

Keys are computed by combining PREFIX with the path of the file, starting from SOURCE. Values are file contents.

Options:

• -h, --help — show help message

S3 options:

• --bucket=BUCKET — set bucket
• --bucket_region=BUCKET_REGION — set bucket region if not in us-east-1 (default new bucket region)
• --host=HOST — set AWS host name
• --secure and --insecure control whether a secure connection is used

Source options:

• --walk=MODE — set walk mode (filesystem or tar)
• --exclude=PATTERN — exclude files matching PATTERN
• --include=PATTERN — don't exclude files matching PATTERN
• --rm-src -- remove the source file from disk

Put options:

• --content-type=CONTENT-TYPE — sets the Content-Type header, set to "guess" to guess based on file name or "magic" to guess by filename and libmagic

• --gzip — compresses common text files and sets the Content-Encoding header to gzip

• --gzip-type=GZIP_TYPE — if --gzip is set, sets what content-type to gzip, defaults to a list of known text content types, "all" will gzip everything. Specify multiple times for multiple content types (eg.--gzip-type=guess --gzip-type="image/svg+xml") [default: "guess"]

• --put=MODE — sets the heuristic used for deciding whether to upload a file or not. Valid modes are:

  • add set the key's content if the key is not already present.
  • stupid always set the key's content.
  • update set the key's content if the key is not already present and its content has changed (as determined by its ETag).
  • copy
    The default heuristic is update. If you know that the keys are not already present then stupid is fastest (it avoids an extra HEAD request for each key). If you know that some keys are already present and that they have the correct values, then add is faster than update (it avoids calculating the MD5 sum of the content on the client side).

• --prefix=PREFIX — set key prefix

• --resume=FILENAME — resume from log file

• --grant=GRANT — A Canned ACL policy to be applied to each file uploaded. Choices: private, public-read, public-read-write, authenticated-read, bucket-owner-read, bucket-owner-full-control, log-delivery-write

• --header=HEADER:VALUE — adds an arbitrary header to the S3 file. This option can be specified multiple times.

• --encrypt-key — use server side encryption

Logging options:

• --log-filename=FILENAME — set log filename
• -q, --quiet — less output
• -v, --verbose — more output to be printed, including progress of individual files

Debug and performance tuning options:

• --dry-run — don't write to S3. Causes the program to print what it would do, but not to upload any files. It is strongly recommended that you test the program with this option before transferring any real data.
• --limit=N — set maximum number of keys to put. Causes the program to upload no more than N files. Combined with --dry-run, this is also useful for testing.
• --processes=N — sets the number of parallel upload processes

Architecture

• A walker process generates (filename, key_name) pairs and inserts them in put_queue.
• Multiple putter processes consume these pairs in parallel, uploading the files to S3 and sending file-by-file statistics to stat_queue.
• A statter process consumes these file-by-file statistics and generates summary statistics.

Bugs

• Limited error checking.

To Do

• Automatically parallelize uploads of large files by splitting into chunks.

Related projects

• JetS3t
• s3cmd
• sync_media_s3

Licence

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2011-2014 Tom Payne

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

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