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Amazon S3: Cloud Storage Bucket File Transfer

Amazon S3: Cloud Storage Bucket File Transfer

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Last updated: Feb 27, 2025 by Alec Berger


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Introduction

Storing data in the cloud becomes an integral part of most modern IT landscapes. With Universal Automation Center, you can securely automate your AWS, Azure, Google and MinIO File Transfers and integrate them into your existing scheduling flows.

As security is one of the key concerns when moving to the cloud, the provided solution supports multi-level of security:

  • Credentials for Amazon S3 (Access Key, Secret Access key and Region) are stored in an encrypted form in the database

  • IAM Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is supported

  • Communication to Amazon is done via the HTTPS protocol

  • A Proxy Server connection to Amazon S3 with basic authentication is supported

  • Secure access to Amazon S3 buckets using AWS bucket policies can be configured in the AWS console

  • Restrict sending files only to specific buckets using Amazon S3 End Points can be configured in the AWS console

This Universal Task focuses on the AMAZON AWS S3 file transfer, including support for MinIO. MinIO is an Open Source object storage server for private cloud environments based on Amazon’s S3 API. All file transfer scenarios supported for AMAZON AWS S3 are also supported for MinIO. The scenarios described in this documentation are also valid for MinIO.

A similar solution as for AWS S3 is also available for Microsoft Azure Blob Storage and Google Cloud Storage.

Overview

The Universal Task for Amazon S3 allows you to securely transfers files from, to, and between AWS S3 cloud storage buckets and folders.

The Universal Task for Amazon S3 support the following main features:

  • The following file transfer commands are supported:

    • Upload file(s) to an S3 bucket

    • Download file(s) from an S3 bucket

    • Transfer files between S3 buckets

    • List objects in an S3 bucket

    • Delete object(s) in an S3 bucket

    • List S3 bucket names

    • Create an S3 bucket

  • Support for AWS S3 prefixes to simulate a folder structure and to improve performance

  • Monitor for key(s) in a bucket.

  • File Transfer can be trigger by a third-party application using the Universal Automation Center RESTful Web Service API: REST API.

  • Universal Task for AWS S3 can be integrated into any existing scheduling workflow in the same way as any standard Linux or Windows Task type.

  • Security is ensured by using the HTTPS protocol with support for an optional Proxy Server.

  • AWS IAM Role Based Access ( RBCA ) is supported.

  • AWS canned ACLs are supported; for example, to grant full access to the bucket owner.

  • No Universal Agent needs to be installed on the AWS Cloud – the communication goes via HTTPS.


Version Information

Template NameVersion
AWS-S31.7.0

Refer to Changelog for version history information.

Software Requirements

Software Requirements Universal Agents and Universal Controller

  • Universal Agent for Linux or Windows Version 7.0.0.0 or later are required.

  • The Universal Agent needs to be installed with python option (--python yes).

Software Requirements Universal Controller

  • Universal Controller 7.0.0.0. or later is required.

Software Requirements for the Application to be scheduled

The Universal Task has been tested for the AWS S3 SDK for python (boto3) V1.15.6.

Universal Task for AWS S3 Key Features

The solution supports the following file transfer scenarios:

NameDescription

Upload a file(s) to a bucket (Copy or Move)

  • A single or multiple files can be uploaded to a bucket.

  • Move or copy are supported for the upload

  • Unix filename pattern matching support e.g. wild card support “*” to upload multiple files

  • Prefixes are supported to simulate a folder structure

  • A single or multiple files can be Uploaded to a folder using a prefix

  • It can be decided via an the Upload Write Options:

    • to overwrite an existing object (Replace existing Object)

    • to cancel the operations in case an object with a similar name exists (Do not overwrite existing Object)

    • to add a timestamp to the uploaded Object (Timestamp) 

Download of file(s) from a bucket (Copy or Move)

  • A single or multiple files should be downloaded from a bucket.

  • Move or copy must be supported for the download

  • Unix filename pattern matching support e.g. wild card support “*” to download multiple files

  • Prefixes are supported to simulate a folder structure

  • Download to a specific folder is supported

  • It can be decided via an the Download Write Options:

    • to overwrite an existing file (Replace existing File)

    • to cancel the operations in case a File with a similar name exists (Do not overwrite existing File)

    • to add a timestamp to the uploaded file (Timestamp) 

    • to perform the default Windows behaviour for copying files (Default Windows behaviour)

      • If a file with a similar name exists, the file names that are similar will be edited so that the files you copied have a number appended at the end of them. For example, if you’re copying a file named image.png to a folder that already has a file named image.png in it, the copied file will be named image (1).png.

Copy object to a bucket

  • An object can be copied from one AWS S3 bucket to another.

  • Prefixes are supported to simulate a folder structure

List objects in a bucket

  • Show all Objects in a bucket

  • Show all Objects in a folder

  • Unix filename pattern matching support e.g. wild card support “*” to narrow down the objects to display

Delete object(s) in a bucket

  • Delete one or multiple objects in a bucket

  • Delete one or multiple objects in folder in a bucket

  • Unix filename pattern matching support; for example, wild card support “*” to narrow down the objects to be deleted

List buckets

List all buckets in an AWS S3 account

Create an S3 bucket

Create a new S3 bucket

Delete an S3 bucket

Delete an S3 bucket

Monitor Key

Monitor if a certain key(s) exists in an S3 bucket.

Unix filename pattern matching support; for example, wild card support “*” to narrow down the keys to be monitored.

Proxy Server Connection

A proxy server connection with or without basic authentication can be configured

Integration into 3rd Party Applications

An AWS S3 file transfer can be triggered via the Universal Automation Center RESTfull Webservice API within an application.

Self-Service through Web-Client

The S3 Task can be fully configured, monitored and updated via the Universal Controller Web-GUI

Import Amazon S3 Downloadable Universal Template

To use this downloadable Universal Template, you first must perform the following steps:

  1. This Universal Task requires the Resolvable Credentials feature. Check that the Resolvable Credentials Permitted system property has been set to true.

  2. In the Universal Controller UI, select Administration >Configuration > Universal Templates to display the current list of Universal Templates.

  3. Click Import Template.

  4. Select the template ZIP file and Import.

When the template has been imported successfully, the Universal Template will appear on the list. Refresh your Navigation Tree to see these tasks in the Automation Center Menu.Download the provided ZIP file.

Configure Amazon S3 Universal Tasks

For the new Universal Task type, create a new task and enter the task-specific Details that were created in the Universal Template.

Field Descriptions for Amazon S3 Universal Task - Action

The Amazon S3 Task provides multiple different file transfer actions. For each action the specific fields are described.

Create Bucket - Action

This Action Creates a new S3 bucket.

FieldDescription

Action

create-bucket action

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID

AWS Account credentials Access Key

AWS_DEFAULT_REGION

AWS Account credentials Region

AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY

AWS Account credentials Secret Access Key

Useproxy ( default is NO )

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the proxy server connections are displayed:

  • Proxy Server IP or hostname

  • Proxy Server Port

  • Proxy Server Credentials (optional)

Loglevel ( default is INFO )

Universal Task logging settings [DEBUG | INFO| WARNING | ERROR | CRITICAL]

Role Based Access

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the IAM Role Based Access Connection are displayed:

  • Role Arn: Amazon Role, which is applied for the connection; for example, rn:aws:iam::111222333444:role/SB-AWSS3

  • Service Name [STS | S3 ] , default is STS

STS: AWS Security Token Service is used to create and provide trusted users with temporary security credentials that can control access to your AWS resources.

Endpoint URL

Only used in case of a MinIO server; connection Endpoint URL for the MinIO storage system

Bucket

Name of the AWS Bucket to create

Example for AWS S3 Universal Tasks - Create Bucket

List Buckets - Action

This Action lists all buckets of an AWS Account.

FieldDescription

Action

list-buckets action

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID

AWS Account credentials Access Key

AWS_DEFAULT_REGION

AWS Account credentials Region

AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY

AWS Account credentials Secret Access Key

Useproxy ( default is NO )

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the proxy server connections are displayed:

  • Proxy Server IP or hostname

  • Proxy Server Port

  • Proxy Server Credentials (optional)

Loglevel ( default is INFO )

Universal Task logging settings [DEBUG | INFO| WARNING | ERROR | CRITICAL]

Role Based Access

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the IAM Role Based Access Connection are displayed:

  • Role Arn: Amazon Role, which is applied for the connection e.g. rn:aws:iam::111222333444:role/SB-AWSS3

  • Service Name [STS | S3 ] , default is STS

STS: AWS Security Token Service is used to create and provide trusted users with temporary security credentials that can control access to your AWS resources.

Endpoint URL

Only used in case of a MinIO server; connection Endpoint URL for the MinIO storage system

Example for Amazon S3 Universal Tasks - List Buckets

Upload File - Action

This Action is used to upload a single or multiple files from a Windows or Linux server to an AWS bucket or a folder in an AWS bucket.

FieldDescription

Action

Upload-file action

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID

AWS Account credentials Access Key

AWS_DEFAULT_REGION

AWS Account credentials Region

AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY

AWS Account credentials Secret Access Key

Useproxy ( default is NO )

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the proxy server connections are displayed:

  • Proxy Server IP or hostname

  • Proxy Server Port

  • Proxy Server Credentials (optional)

Loglevel ( default is INFO )

Universal Task logging settings [DEBUG | INFO| WARNING | ERROR | CRITICAL]

Role Based Access

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the IAM Role Based Access Connection are displayed:

  • Role Arn: Amazon Role, which is applied for the connection e.g. rn:aws:iam::111222333444:role/SB-AWSS3

  • Service Name [STS | S3 ] , default is STS

STS: AWS Security Token Service is used to create and provide trusted users with temporary security credentials that can control access to your AWS resources.

ACL

bucket-owner-full-control | private | public-read | public-read-write | aws-exec-read | authenticated-read | bucket-owner-read | log-delivery-write

AWS canned ACLs; for details, refer to:

AWS canned ACL

The default ACL bucket-owner-full-control grants full access to the bucket owner.

Endpoint URL

Only used in case of a MinIO server; connection Endpoint URL for the MinIO storage

Sourcefile

Source file(s) to be uploaded to a bucket or specific folder in a bucket.

Unix filename pattern matching is supported to upload a selection of files.

Supported wildcards are:

  • ? matches any single character

  • [seq] matches any character in seq

  • [!seq] matches any character not in seq

  • ”*” matches everything

Operation

[copy | move]

If “move” is selected, the source file(s) is/are deleted after the upload to the bucket.

Prefix

A folder in a bucket is called a prefix in AWS. In the Prefix field, only the name of the folder needs to be provided (no “/” after the folder name).

Upload Write Options

Upload Write Options

[Replace existing Object | Do not overwrite existing Object | Timestamp | Always Timestamp]

  • Replace existing Object: Overwrite an existing object

  • Do not overwrite existing Object: Cancel the operations if an object with a similar name exists

  • Timestamp: Add a timestamp to the uploaded Object if it already exists on the target

  • Always Timestamp: Add a timestamp to the uploaded Object regardless of if it exists on the target or not

Example for Amazon S3 Universal Tasks - Upload File

List Objects - Action

This Action is used to display objects in a bucket or a specific bucket folder (prefix).

FieldDescription

Action

List-objects action

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID

AWS Account credentials Access Key

AWS_DEFAULT_REGION

AWS Account credentials Region

AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY

AWS Account credentials Secret Access Key

Useproxy ( default is NO )

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the proxy server connections are displayed:

  • Proxy Server IP or hostname

  • Proxy Server Port

  • Proxy Server Credentials (optional)

Loglevel ( default is INFO )

Universal Task logging settings [DEBUG | INFO| WARNING | ERROR | CRITICAL]

Role Based Access

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the IAM Role Based Access Connection are displayed:

  • Role Arn: Amazon Role, which is applied for the connection e.g. rn:aws:iam::111222333444:role/SB-AWSS3

  • Service Name [STS | S3 ] , default is STS

STS: AWS Security Token Service is used to create and provide trusted users with temporary security credentials that can control access to your AWS resources.

Endpoint URL

Only used in case of a MinIO server; connection Endpoint URL for the MinIO storage system

Bucket

Bucket name in AWS

Prefix

A folder in a bucket is called a prefix in AWS. In the Prefix field, only the name of the folder needs to be provided (no “/” after the folder name).

If a prefix is provided, only objects in the folder with the prefix name are listed in the output.

S3key

Objects matching the given S3key are listed.

Unix filename pattern matching is supported to list only a selection of files.
Supported wildcards are:

  • ? matches any single character

  • [seq] matches any character in seq

  • [!seq] matches any character not in seq

  • ”*” matches everything

Example:

S3key = test* : matches everything starting with test

S3key = test[1-2].txt : matches test1.txt, test2.txt

S3key = test[!1].txt: does not match test1.txt

S3key = test?.txt: matches test1.txt, test2.txt etc.

Show Details

Show details like creation timestamp in the output

Example for Amazon S3 Universal Tasks - List Objects

Download File - Action

This Action downloads one or multiple files from a bucket to a Linux or Windows folder

FieldDescription

Action

Download-file action

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID

AWS Account credentials Access Key

AWS_DEFAULT_REGION

AWS Account credentials Region

AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY

AWS Account credentials Secret Access Key

Useproxy ( default is NO )

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the proxy server connections are displayed:

  • Proxy Server IP or hostname

  • Proxy Server Port

  • Proxy Server Credentials (optional)

Loglevel ( default is INFO )

Universal Task logging settings [DEBUG | INFO| WARNING | ERROR | CRITICAL]

Role Based Access

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the IAM Role Based Access Connection are displayed:

  • Role Arn: Amazon Role, which is applied for the connection e.g. rn:aws:iam::111222333444:role/SB-AWSS3

  • Service Name [STS | S3 ] , default is STS

STS: AWS Security Token Service is used to create and provide trusted users with temporary security credentials that can control access to your AWS resources.

Endpoint URL

Only used in case of a MinIO server; connection Endpoint URL for the MinIO storage system

Target Directory

Linux or Windows Target Directory

For example, C:\tmp\ or /home/ubuntu/download

Unix filename pattern matching is supported to download a selection of files.

Supported wildcards are:

  • ? matches any single character

  • [seq] matches any character in seq

  • [!seq] matches any character not in seq

  • ”*” matches everything

Source Prefix

A folder in a bucket is called a prefix in AWS. In the Prefix field, only the name of the folder needs to be provided (no “/” after the folder name).

If a prefix is provided, only objects in the folder with the prefix name are selected for the action.

Operation

[copy | move]

If “move” is selected, the objects are deleted after they have been downloaded from the bucket.

Download Write Options

Download Write Options:

[Replace existing File | Do not overwrite existing File | Timestamp | Default Windows behaviour | Always Timestamp]

  • Replace existing File : overwrite an existing file

  • Do not overwrite existing File: cancel the operations if a File with a similar name exists

  • Timestamp: add a timestamp to the downloaded file if it already exists on the target

  • Always Timestamp: Add a timestamp to the downloaded Object regardless of if it exists on the target or not

  • Default Windows behavior: perform the default Windows behavior for copying files. If a file with a similar name exists, the file names that are similar will be edited so that the files you copied have a number appended at the end of them. For example, if you’re copying a file named image.png to a folder that already has a file named image.png in it, the copied file will be named image (1).png.

Example for Amazon S3 Universal Tasks - Download File

Delete Objects - Action

The Actions is used to delete an object in a bucket or folder.

FieldDescription

Action

Delete-objects action

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID

AWS Account credentials Access Key

AWS_DEFAULT_REGION

AWS Account credentials Region

AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY

AWS Account credentials Secret Access Key

Useproxy ( default is NO )

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the proxy server connections are displayed:

  • Proxy Server IP or hostname

  • Proxy Server Port

  • Proxy Server Credentials (optional)

Loglevel ( default is INFO )

Universal Task logging settings [DEBUG | INFO| WARNING | ERROR | CRITICAL]

Role Based Access

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the IAM Role Based Access Connection are displayed:

  • Role Arn: Amazon Role, which is applied for the connection e.g. rn:aws:iam::111222333444:role/SB-AWSS3

  • Service Name [STS | S3 ] , default is STS

STS: AWS Security Token Service is used to create and provide trusted users with temporary security credentials that can control access to your AWS resources.

Endpoint URL

Only used in case of a MinIO server; connection Endpoint URL for the MinIO storage system

Bucket

AWS bucket name

S3key

Key to be deleted in AWS

Note

Due to security reasons wildcards are only supported if at least one character is provided, e.g. t* would delete all files starting with at “t”.

Example for Amazon S3 Universal Tasks - Delete Objects

Copy Object to Bucket - Action

This Action is used copy a single or multiple objects from one bucket to another bucket in AWS

FieldDescription

Action

Copy-object-to-bucket action

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID

AWS Account credentials Access Key

AWS_DEFAULT_REGION

AWS Account credentials Region

AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY

AWS Account credentials Secret Access Key

Useproxy ( default is NO )

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the proxy server connections are displayed:

  • Proxy Server IP or hostname

  • Proxy Server Port

  • Proxy Server Credentials (optional)

Loglevel ( default is INFO )

Universal Task logging settings [DEBUG | INFO| WARNING | ERROR | CRITICAL]

Role Based Access

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the IAM Role Based Access Connection are displayed:

  • Role Arn: Amazon Role, which is applied for the connection e.g. rn:aws:iam::111222333444:role/SB-AWSS3

  • Service Name [STS | S3 ] , default is STS

STS: AWS Security Token Service is used to create and provide trusted users with temporary security credentials that can control access to your AWS resources.

ACL

bucket-owner-full-control | private | public-read | public-read-write | aws-exec-read | authenticated-read | bucket-owner-read | log-delivery-write

AWS canned ACLs; for details, refer to:

AWS canned ACL

The default ACL bucket-owner-full-control grants full access to the bucket owner.

Endpoint URL

Only used in case of a MinIO server; connection Endpoint URL for the MinIO storage system

Bucket

AWS bucket name

For example: sbtransfer

Source Prefix

A folder in a bucket is called a prefix in AWS. In the Prefix field, only the name of the folder needs to be provided (no “/” after the folder name).

If a prefix is provided, only objects in the folder with the prefix name are selected for the action.

For example: out/reports

Operation

[copy | move]

If “move” is selected, the objects are deleted after they have been downloaded from the bucket.

Target Bucket

Target Bucket, where the object(s) will be copied to

S3key

File to be copied from one bucket to another

TargetS3Key

Target file name.

For example:

  • Source Bucket: sbtransfer
  • Source Prefix: out/reports
  • S3key: report*
  • Target Bucket: sbtransfer2
  • Target Prefix: in/reports
  • Target s3key: empty

This copies all files from bucket sbtransfer in the directory out/reports starting with the file name report to the directory in/reports in the bucket sbtransfer2.

Note

If the field TargetS3key is left blank and no target prefix is provided, the entire source key - including the directory - will be copied to the target bucket. For example:

Bucket: stonebranchpm

Source Prefix: dir1

S3key: report* ;

Target Bucket: stonebranchpm1

Target Prefix: empty

Target s3key: empty

This copies all files starting with report* from bucket stonebranchpm to the bucket stonebranchpm1 incl. the source dir name "dir1"

For example:

The report1.txt and report2.txt are located in the source dir: dir1

The action will copy the files report1.txt and report2.txt to the bucket stonebranchpm1 directory dir1. If dir1 does not exit, it will be created.

ATTENTION

Do not use a non-pattern match Target S3key when the S3key uses pattern match.  For example:

Bucket: stonebranchpm

Target Bucket: stonebranchpm1

S3key: report* ;

Target s3key: report1.tx

This set-up will copy only one file, even if multiple files will match the S3Key in the source.

Target Prefix

A folder in a bucket is called a prefix in AWS. In the Prefix field, only the name of the folder needs to be provided (no “/” after the folder name).

If a prefix is provided, only objects in the folder with the prefix name are selected for the action.

For example: in/reports

Upload Write Options

Upload Write Options

[Replace existing Object | Do not overwrite existing Object | Timestamp | Always Timestamp]

  • Replace existing Object: Overwrite an existing object

  • Do not overwrite existing Object: Cancel the operations if an object with a similar name exists

  • Timestamp: Add a timestamp to the copied Object if the target already exists

  • Always Timestamp: Add a timestamp to the copied Object regardless of if the target exists or not

Example for Amazon S3 Universal Tasks - Copy Object to Bucket

Delete Bucket - Action

This Action is used to delete a bucket

Field

Description

Action

Delete-bucket action

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID

AWS Account credentials Access Key

AWS_DEFAULT_REGION

AWS Account credentials Region

AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY

AWS Account credentials Secret Access Key

Useproxy ( default is NO )

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the proxy server connections are displayed:

  • Proxy Server IP or hostname

  • Proxy Server Port

  • Proxy Server Credentials (optional)

Loglevel ( default is INFO )

Universal Task logging settings [DEBUG | INFO| WARNING | ERROR | CRITICAL]

Role Based Access

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the IAM Role Based Access Connection are displayed:

  • Role Arn: Amazon Role, which is applied for the connection e.g. rn:aws:iam::111222333444:role/SB-AWSS3

  • Service Name [STS | S3 ] , default is STS

STS: AWS Security Token Service is used to create and provide trusted users with temporary security credentials that can control access to your AWS resources.

Endpoint URL

Only used in case of a MinIO server; connection Endpoint URL for the MinIO storage system

Bucket

Name of the bucket to be deleted

Example for Amazon S3 Universal Tasks - Delete Bucket

Monitor Key - Action

This Action is used to monitor for key(s) in a bucket

Field

Description

Action

monitor-key action

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID

AWS Account credentials Access Key

AWS_DEFAULT_REGION

AWS Account credentials Region

AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY

AWS Account credentials Secret Access Key

Useproxy ( default is NO )

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the proxy server connections are displayed:

  • Proxy Server IP or hostname

  • Proxy Server Port

  • Proxy Server Credentials (optional)

Loglevel ( default is INFO )

Universal Task logging settings [DEBUG | INFO| WARNING | ERROR | CRITICAL]

Role Based Access

[NO | YES]

If set to YES, the fields to set-up the IAM Role Based Access Connection are displayed:

  • Role Arn: Amazon Role, which is applied for the connection e.g. rn:aws:iam::111222333444:role/SB-AWSS3

  • Service Name [STS | S3 ] , default is STS

STS: AWS Security Token Service is used to create and provide trusted users with temporary security credentials that can control access to your AWS resources.

Endpoint URL

Only used in case of a MinIO server; connection Endpoint URL for the MinIO storage system

Bucket

Bucket name in AWS

Prefix

A folder in a bucket is called a prefix in AWS. In the Prefix field, only the name of the folder needs to be provided (no “/” after the folder name).

If a prefix is provided, only objects in the folder with the prefix name are selected for the action.

S3key

Objects matching the given S3key are listed.

Unix filename pattern matching is supported to list only a selection of files.
Supported wildcards are:

  • ? matches any single character

  • [seq] matches any character in seq

  • [!seq] matches any character not in seq

  • ”*” matches everything

Example:

S3key = test* : matches everything starting with test

S3key = test[1-2].txt : matches test1.txt, test2.txt

S3key = test[!1].txt: does not match test1.txt

S3key = test?.txt: matches test1.txt, test2.txt etc.

Interval

[10 | 60 | 180] Monitoring Interval in seconds

Example:

An Interval of 60s means every 60s the bucket is scanned for the key(s) to monitor.

Example for Amazon S3 Universal Tasks - Monitor Key


Changelog

ut-cs-aws-s3-1.7.0 (2025-02-27)

Enhancements

  • Feature: New Operation "Move" for Action: copy-object-to-bucket
  • Feature: New "Upload Write Options": Always Timestamp  
  • Feature: New "Download Write Options": Always Timestamp 

ut-cs-aws-s3-1.6.1 (2025-01-28)

Enhancements

  • Fix: Support for Match Pattern in the S3 Key when using a Prefix

ut-cs-aws-s3-1.0.0

  • Initial Version




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