This works as I want it to but I'm wondering if there is a way to restore the file from Glacier without needing to sign-in through the web browser and manually select it for retrieval. Looking through the documentation for aws s3 cp there is an option called --force-galcier-transfer but when I include it in my command I get the following:.
Here's the passage in the command from the manual page :. Is it possible to retrieve and download a single file from glacier in a single cli command or will I always need to use the management console to retrieve the file first? I'm also open to using a python script or something similar if it can be done that way. You can restore a file from glacier using the CLI, but there is no way to both restore and download it in a single command, as you need to restore the file from glacier, then some time later, maybe hours later, after the restore is complete, download the file.
Of course, scripting all of this is possible. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Asked 9 months ago. Active 9 months ago. With FastGlacier Pro you can significantly increase your uploading speed. To learn how to upload your files to Amazon Glacier at maximum speed possible, click here. FastGlacier automatically saves the queue.
You can restart application and continue uploading. For large files you can resume uploading from the position where it was stopped. Data integrity: FastGlacier checks file integrity by calculating sha hash and shatree-hash of an each part of the file and shatree-hash of the whole file when completing the upload.
If the hashes do not match, you will see corresponding error message and file will not be written. FastGlacier allows you to download one or multiple files as well as a whole folder or vault. Select the Vault that contains the files you want to download. Select the file s you want to download and click the Download button. Choose the retrieval method and confirm data retrieval.
Select the folder on your local disk and click OK. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown.
The Overflow Blog. Who owns this outage? Building intelligent escalation chains for modern SRE. Podcast Who is building clouds for the independent developer? Featured on Meta. Now live: A fully responsive profile. Files uploaded to AWS Glacier are called archives and archives are organized in vaults. If you want to upload a file to AWS Glacier, first you need to create a vault and then you can upload files in that vault.
Vaults have names which are pretty important as many of the commands talking here about AWS cli need the vault name as an argument. For a vault you can also check the total size of the vault all the uploaded archives in total and the number of archives in it. And nothing more, no details about the archives in the vault. AWS Glacier maintains an index of the archives for every vault but this can only be accessed if you initiate an inventory download job.
This can take up to several hours. Firstly, you need to find the name of the vault from which you will download the archive. Then you will download the index of the vault and hopefully you will identify the archive that you want to download.
Finally, you will download the archive in multiple chunks and you will combine them. There is no way to search for your archive, you need to know in which vault your archive is. A good idea is to maintain your own index of the files uploaded to AWS Glacier. The index could contain the name of the file, a description, the archive id generated during upload and whatever else you need to identify your file.
For vaults listing you can use list-vaults command. The command will print all the vaults associated with your AWS account.
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