As always we are adding features to make it easier for our customers to use the functionality to offer the most compelling Amazon S3<\/a>, CloudFront<\/a>, IAM<\/a>, and Glacier<\/a> client on Windows platform. Here are a few examples of PowerShell commands.<\/p>\n Powershell is provided as is in MSP360 Explorer # Enable logging and specify path<\/p>\n # Create connection<\/p>\n # Set options<\/p>\n # Set peak retrieval rate, MB\/hour<\/p>\n # Select a vault<\/p>\n # Let's copy to the vault<\/p>\n # Select source folder<\/p>\n # Upload files to Glacier by the filter<\/p>\n # Upload all files to Glacier<\/p>\n # Delete vault<\/p>\n # Add snap-in<\/p>\n # Enable logging and specify path<\/p>\n # Create connection<\/p>\n # Get existing vault<\/p>\n # Get vault inventory. # Now read vault archives<\/p>\n # Select destination local folder.<\/p>\n # Copy files from the vault. Only files located in C:Tmp folder and subfolders will be copied.
\nMSP360 S3 Explorer has supported Glacier for quite some time now.\u00a0 We introduced the Glacier support<\/a> in September, followed by supporting encryption and compression and finally Amazon S3 to Glacier archiving<\/a>.
\nSince the very first release, MSP360 Explorer featured PowerShell extension<\/a> to automate Amazon S3 and CloudFront tasks. The latest release of MSP360 Explorer comes with a PowerShell extension that helps users automate Glacier tasks and integrate it with other PowerShell routines. The extension includes commands such as create, delete vaults, copy and move data to Glacier, create Inventory and Retrieval jobs and create Lifecycle policies.
\n<\/p>\nHow to Copy the Files to Amazon Glacier Using MS Powershell<\/h2>\n
\n# Add snap-in<\/p>\nadd-pssnapin CloudBerryLab.Explorer.PSSnapIn<\/pre>\n
Set-Logging -LogPath \"C:UsersusernameAppDataLocalCloudBerry S3 Explorer PROLogsPowerShell.log\" -LogLevel Info<\/pre>\n
$conn = Get-CloudGlacierConnection -Key XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX -Secret XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX<\/pre>\n
Set-CloudOption -GlacierRetrievalRateLimitType Specified\r\n\u00a0\r\nSet-CloudOption -GlacierChunkSizeMB 4\r\n\u00a0\r\nSet-CloudOption -GlacierParallelUpload 1<\/pre>\n
Set-CloudOption -GlacierPeakRetrievalRateLimit 23.5<\/pre>\n
$vault = $conn | Select-CloudFolder -Path \"us-east-1\/vault1\"<\/pre>\n
$destination = $vault<\/pre>\n
$src = Get-CloudFilesystemConnection | Select-CloudFolder \"C:Tmp\"<\/pre>\n
$src | Copy-CloudItem $destination -filter \"sample.txt\"<\/pre>\n
$src | Copy-CloudItem $destination -filter \"*\"<\/pre>\n
$conn | Remove-CloudBucket $vault<\/pre>\n
How to Copy the File Form Amazon Glacier to Local Computer<\/h2>\n
add-pssnapin CloudBerryLab.Explorer.PSSnapIn<\/pre>\n
Set-Logging -LogPath \"C:UsersusernameAppDataLocalCloudBerry S3 Explorer PROLogsPowerShell.log\" -LogLevel Info<\/pre>\n
$conn = Get-CloudGlacierConnection -Key XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX -Secret XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX<\/pre>\n
$vault = $conn | Select-CloudFolder -Path \"us-east-1\/vault1\"<\/pre>\n
\n# Note: this command may take up to 5 hours to execute if inventory has not been prepared yet.<\/p>\n$invJob = $vault | Get-Inventory<\/pre>\n
$archives = $vault | get-clouditem<\/pre>\n
$dst = Get-CloudFilesystemConnection | Select-CloudFolder \"C:Tmp\"<\/pre>\n
\n# Note: this command may take many hours to execute when files have not been prepared for copying yet.<\/p>\n$vault | Copy-CloudItem $dst -filter \"C:Tmp*.*\"<\/pre>\n