awsclaw-s3-fileops

You can bulk upload local folders to Amazon S3 while preserving directory structure by specifying the local paths, bucket names, and key prefixes to trigger deterministic UploadFolder commands that retain the original layout.

Downloading multiple files from S3 to a local disk is handled by specifying the target bucket, key prefixes, and local directory paths, which executes DownloadFile or DownloadFolder commands to pull specific keys or entire prefixes.

Yes, you can transfer multiple local paths to a specific S3 bucket prefix in one operation by providing the necessary bucket names, key prefixes, local paths, and flags to run bulk UploadFile or UploadFolder commands deterministically.

Yes, synchronizing cloud data with a local workspace is a primary use case, achieved by downloading multiple S3 prefixes into a local directory with optional structure preservation for quick analysis or restores.

S3 bulk file transfers require explicit bucket names and key prefixes to ensure the tool receives the correct parameters, allowing UploadFile, DownloadFile, UploadFolder, or DownloadFolder commands to run deterministically and without errors.