s3life v1.1.0

s3life

Helper for managing S3 lifecycle policies.

CLI Usage

s3life read \<bucket> -j | --json

Read the Lifecycle Configuration for the specified bucket. The --json flag prints the configuration as JSON. Default behavior is to print rules as simple strings.

s3life put-rule \<bucket> \<rule>

Add or overwrite a rule in a bucket. If no ID is specified, a new rule will always be added. Specify an ID as part of the rule in order to update an existing rule.

s3life remove-rule \<bucket> \<ruleid>

Remove a rule from a bucket by specifying its ID.

Rules as strings

The CLI tool allows you to read and specify Lifecycle Configuration rules as strings. The format of the string indicates the rule's details.

Multipart Upload Expiration:

# expire multipart uploads older than 7 days bucket-wide
mpu * 7d

Object & Version Expiration:

# expire objects under `temp/` after 1 day
expire temp/ 1d

# expire objects under `temp/` on March 20th, 2016
expire temp/ 1458432000000

# expire non-current versions under `temp/` after 1 day
expire version temp/ 1d

# expire deleted object markers under `temp/` with no non-current versions
expire tombstones temp/

Storage transitions:

# move objects to infrequent-access after 30 days
transition * ia 30d

# move objects to glacier after 2 days
transition * glacier 2d

# move non-current versions to glacier after 1 day
transition version * glacier 1d

Complex rules. All actions must share the same prefix:

# specify multiple transitions in one rule
transition * ia 30d, transition * glacier 60d

# transitions and expiration
transition * ia 30d, transition * glacier 60d, expire 100d

Rule with an ID specified:

# ID `abc`
abc: expire * 1d

Testing

Running tests requires authentication. Environment must be configured for access to interact with Lifecycle Configuration on Mapbox buckets.