s3_delete>: Delete files in Amazon S3

s3_delete> operator deletes files from Amazon S3.

+delete_file:
  s3_delete>: my-bucket/my-file.gz

+delete_with_params:
  s3_delete>:
  bucket: my-bucket
  key: my-file.gz

Secrets

When you don't know how to set secrets, please refer to Managing Workflow Secret

• aws.s3.access_key_id, aws.access_key_id

  The AWS Access Key ID to use when accessing S3.

• aws.s3.secret_access_key, aws.secret_access_key

  The AWS Secret Access Key to use when accessing S3.

• aws.s3.region, aws.region

  An optional explicit AWS Region in which to access S3.

Options

• s3_delete> : BUCKET/KEY

  Path to the file in Amazon S3 to delete. Use either the operator command or the combination of bucket and key.

  Examples:

  s3_delete>: my-bucket/my-data.gz

  s3_delete>: my-bucket/file/in/a/directory

• bucket : BUCKET

  The S3 bucket where the file is located. Can be used together with the key parameter instead of putting the path on the operator line.

• key : KEY

  The S3 key of the file to delete. Can be used together with the bucket parameter instead of putting the path on the operator line.

• recursive : BOOLEAN

  Delete all objects with the specified prefix recursively. Default is false.

  Examples:

  +delete_directory:
    s3_delete>: my-bucket/old-data/
    recursive: true

• objects_per_iteration : NUMBER

  Maximum number of objects to delete per iteration when using recursive mode. Must be between 1 and 1000. Default is 1000.

• region : REGION

  An optional explicit AWS Region in which to access S3. This may also be specified using the aws.s3.region secret.

• path_style_access : BOOLEAN

  An optional flag to control whether to use path-style or virtual hosted-style access when accessing S3. Default is false.

• log_each_object : BOOLEAN

  Whether to log each object being deleted. Default is true.

Notes

• If you try to delete a file that doesn't exist, the operation will succeed without errors.