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node-s3ma

v0.0.5

Published

Automatic local file backup to two of S3 buckets.

Downloads

10

Readme

node-s3-multisync-auto (node-s3ma)

Automatic local file backup to two of S3 buckets.

Your local PC directry (A) -> AWS S3 bucket (B) -> AWS S3 bucket (C)

  1. node-s3-multisync-auto (node-s3ma) detects file modification under running directory (A).
  2. node-s3ma uploads modified file form (A) to the AWS S3 bucket (B).
  3. node-s3ma syncs uploaded file from (B) bucket to (C) bucket.

Setup

Install

npm install node-watch aws-sdk mime 

Config

Please use config.json and config_mime.types under "conf" directory.

conf/config.json

{
    "watchDir": "/tmp",
    "accessKeyId": "AKIA******",
    "secretAccessKey": "**********",
    "region": "us-west-2",
    "bucket": "*******-oregon", 
	
    "topPrefix": "backup/",
    "bucketSync": "**********-ireland",
    "topPrefixSync": "backup/",
    "endpointSync": "https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com"
}
  • "accessKeyId": KeyId for S3.

  • "secretAccessKey": Key for S3.

  • "region": Bucket region of the 1st upload.

  • "bucket": Bucket name of the 1st upload.

  • "topPrefix": Bucket key prefix of the 1st upload.

  • "bucketSync": Bucket name of the 2nd sync.

  • "topPrefixSync": Bucket key prefix of the 2nd sync.

  • "endpointSync": Bucket endpoint URL of the 2nd sync.

conf/config_mime.types

application/x-test  test

It is come from https://npmjs.org/package/mime.

Use

cd /home/account/target
node node-s3ma.js

TODO

  • Daemonize with forever (https://github.com/nodejitsu/forever).
  • Multipart S3 uplord for large file.