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I have an S3 Bucket that holds static content for all my clients in production. I also have a staging environment which I use for testing before I deploy to production. I also want the staging environment to point to S3 to test uploads and other functions. Problem is, I don t want the staging server to reference the same production s3 bucket/folder, because there is a risk of overriding production files.

My solution is to use a different folder within the same bucket, or create a different bucket all together that I can refresh periodically with the contents of the production bucket. Is there a way to easily sync two folders or buckets on Amazon S3?

Any other suggestions for managing this type of scenario would also be greatly appreciated.

Answer 1

CloudBerry Explorer comes with PowerShell command line interface and you can learn here how to use it to do sync.

Answer 2

s3cmd is a nice CLI utility you can use in a cronjob. It even as a sync feature similar to *nix rsync.

Answer 3

There s also DragonDisk - like cloudberry explorer and other amazon s3 clients - except it s free and multi-platform (QT).

It does sync jobs, both local<->s3 and s3<->s3. It also has a command line interface which can do syncing: http://www.dragondisk.com/faq.html

Answer 4

Here s an example on S3CMD for your reference https://www.admon.org/system-tuning/sync-two-amazon-s3-buckets/

Answer 5

Check out CloudBerry Explorer and it s ability to sync data between local computer and Amazon S3. Might not exactly what you want but will help you to get started. More info here

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