Restore S3 object from Glacier to Standard | Hands-On Session | Glacier Deep Archive | S3API AWS CLI

[@beyondthecloud]

Please provide your valuable feedback in the comment section. Please like share and subscribe for more upcoming content

[@dheerajg8607]

Very good video to explain various storage classes in s3, and how to restore via cli and how to restore via various options..
Very helpful. Thank you

[@beyondthecloud]

Glad it helped

[@Indyc0lt]

This helped me understand the process. Thank you!! Subscribed!

[@beyondthecloud]

Thanks a lot

[@pupun813]

Great content !!

[@beyondthecloud]

Thanks keep watching

[@aluvalanaveen9459]

Informative! How can restore multiple files using cli? And also the restore object will delete based one days.
What about the original copy is it available?

[@beyondthecloud]

To restore multiple objects in AWS S3 using the CLI, you can use a script or a loop to iterate over each object and initiate a restore request for each one. Here's a simple bash script to achieve this:
===============================
#!/bin/bash
# Set your bucket name
bucket="YOUR_BUCKET_NAME"
# Define an array of object keys to restore
objects=(
"object_key_1"
"object_key_2"
"object_key_3"
# Add more object keys as needed
)
# Set the number of days for restoration
restore_days=30
# Loop through each object and initiate restore
for obj in "${objects[@]}"
do
aws s3api restore-object --bucket "$bucket" --key "$obj" --restore-request "{\"Days\":$restore_days}"
done
=================================
Regarding the original copy of the object, when you initiate a restore request, AWS makes a temporary copy of the object available for you to access. After the specified number of days (restore_days), if the object is not accessed, AWS will automatically delete the temporary copy, but the original copy remains intact in the S3 bucket.

[@ankushjain358]

Quite useful

[@beyondthecloud]

Glad to hear that

[@amardesai4150]

object is stored in the Intelligent-Tiering Archive Access tier. In order to access it you must first restore it to the Frequent access tier how to do it folder files in bulk

[@beyondthecloud]

To restore objects stored in the Intelligent-Tiering Archive Access tier to the Frequent Access tier in bulk, you can use the AWS CLI with the aws s3api commands. Here's how you can do it:
List the objects: You need to list the objects in the S3 bucket that are stored in the Intelligent-Tiering Archive Access tier. You can use the aws s3api list-objects command for this.
Filter the objects: Filter the list to include only objects in the Archive Access tier.
Initiate the restore request: For each object in the list, initiate a restore request to move it to the Frequent Access tier.
Here's a bash script to accomplish this:
==================
#!/bin/bash
# Set your bucket name
bucket="YOUR_BUCKET_NAME"
# List objects in the bucket
objects=$(aws s3api list-objects --bucket "$bucket" --query "Contents[?StorageClass=='INTELLIGENT_TIERING_ARCHIVE']").
# Loop through each object and initiate restore
for obj in $(echo "${objects}" | jq -r '.[].Key'); do
aws s3api restore-object --bucket "$bucket" --key "$obj" --restore-request '{"Days":1,"GlacierJobParameters":{"Tier":"Standard"}}'
done
================
Make sure you have jq installed for JSON parsing. This script does the following:
Lists objects in the specified bucket.
Filters objects stored in the Intelligent-Tiering Archive Access tier.
Initiates a restore request for each object, setting the restore period to 1 day and moving the object to the Frequent Access tier.
Replace YOUR_BUCKET_NAME with your bucket name. Save the script to a file (e.g., restore_intelligent_tiering.sh), make it executable, and then run it.
This script will iterate through all objects stored in the Intelligent-Tiering Archive Access tier in the specified bucket and initiate a restore request for each one to move it to the Frequent Access tier.