Practice listing S3 buckets, uploading a file, and syncing a folder to and from S3.
Understand practical AWS CLI usage for file transfer and simple storage workflows.
Confirm that your current identity can see the expected S3 buckets.
Command
aws s3 lsExpected Result
You should see one or more accessible bucket names.
Copy a local file into your test bucket.
Command
aws s3 cp file.txt s3://my-bucket/Expected Result
The file should upload successfully to the bucket.
Upload multiple files recursively from a local folder.
Command
aws s3 sync . s3://my-bucketExpected Result
AWS CLI should upload new or changed files to the bucket.
Sync files back from S3 to your local machine.
Command
aws s3 sync s3://my-bucket .Expected Result
AWS CLI should download bucket objects into the current directory.
Confirm that expected files exist locally after the sync.
Expected Result
You should see the transferred files on your machine.
You can list buckets, upload files, and sync folder contents with S3.
You understand common AWS CLI storage workflows used in backups and static deployments.