amazon web services - Python, aws s3 - data with images bulk importing -


i new here @ stackoverflow.

i have question regarding process of bulk importing of data.

scenario: have xyz system have feature bulk import data, having trouble on how can bulk import of images aws s3 via sftp. take note these images related data have been imported via bulk import.

hoping hear knowledgeable on regard. thanks.

cheers!

s3 not have native sftp support.

you can upload s3 using awscli (the s3 sync option may useful), write own uploader using s3 apis, or find 3rd-party solution.

if absolutely must have sftp, see stack overflow post: ftp/sftp access amazon s3 bucket.


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