Project Description: Today's project is an exciting dive into AWS, S3, EC2, and S3FS. We'll be mounting an AWS S3 bucket on an Amazon EC2 Linux instance using S3FS. Let's get started!
Step 1: IAM User Setup 🛠️
Log in to your AWS Management Console.
Navigate to IAM (Identity and Access Management) service.
Click on "Users" and then "Add user."
Set permissions for S3 access and save the access key and secret access key.
Step 2: Install and Configure aws-cli ⚙️
Log in to your EC2 Linux instance.
Install AWS Command Line Interface (aws-cli) using apt.
sudo apt update sudo apt install awscli -y
Configure aws-cli with IAM user's access keys, default region, and preferred output format.
aws configure
Step 3: Test AWS Configuration ✅
Confirm aws-cli configuration by running
aws s3 ls.
Create a new S3 bucket from AWS Management Console.
Step 4: Mount the S3 Bucket Using S3FS 🗄️
Install S3FS on your EC2 instance using apt.
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install s3fs -y
Create a directory for mounting the S3 bucket.
mkdir /home/ubuntu/bucket
Add files to the directory.
Synchronize files between the local directory and the S3 bucket using
aws s3 sync.aws s3 sync ~/bucket
aws s3 sync /home/ubuntu/bucket s3://proj-10-bucket
Step 5: Access S3 Data 📂
Navigate to the designated directory where the S3 bucket is mounted.
Interact with S3 bucket's contents as if they were local files.
Project Conclusion 🎉 By following these steps, you've mastered setting up AWS resources, configuring aws-cli, installing S3FS, and mounting an AWS S3 bucket on an Amazon EC2 Linux instance. Your expertise in cloud computing is expanding, opening doors to innovative solutions and transformative experiences.
Continue exploring AWS automation, access control, and application integration with S3 bucket data. Your AWS journey is filled with endless possibilities! Keep exploring and embracing the power of the cloud.
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