According to AWS pages, if a file size is big enough it will automatically use multi part uploads so I can run this command
aws s3 cp large_test_file s3://DOC-EXAMPLE-BUCKET/
and the upload should be multipart.
However, I am uploading a 1gb file and it seems to be uploading it as a normal file.
Furthermore, my bucket policy has no permissions for multipart list or upload (just put object) so I don't understand how that is working.
Would like some clarity on this if it is
- Indeed using multipart upload (without informing me)
- How is it able to do so without me granting it permissions?
CodePudding user response:
The documentation for Multipart Uploads mentions this near the section on permissions:
Create Multipart Upload
You must be allowed to perform the
s3:PutObject
action on an object to create multipart upload.The bucket owner can allow other principals to perform the
s3:PutObject
action.
In other words, the PutObject
permission allows PutObject
, but also CreateMultipartUpload
and related calls necessary to perform a multipart upload.