Use Experimental S3 Console
You can use S3 Console to view the objects in an S3 bucket.
You can also use S3 Console to do the following:
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Add and delete objects, object versions, and folders
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Rename objects
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Move and copy objects between buckets and folders
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Manage object tags
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View object metadata
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Download objects
S3 Console has not been fully tested and is marked as “experimental.” It is not intended for bulk management of objects or for use in a production environment. Tenants should only use S3 Console when performing functions for a small number of objects, such as when uploading objects to simulate a new ILM policy, troubleshooting ingest issues, or using proof-of-concept or non-production grids. |
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You are signed in to the Tenant Manager using a supported web browser.
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You have the Manage Your Own S3 Credentials permission.
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You have created a bucket.
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You know the user's access key ID and secret access key. Optionally, you have a
.csv
file containing this information. See the instructions for creating access keys.
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Select Buckets.
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Select . You can also access this link from the bucket details page.
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On the Experimental S3 Console sign-in page, paste the access key ID and secret access key into the fields. Otherwise, select Upload access keys and select your
.csv
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Select Sign in.
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Manage objects as needed.