koku s3 data export demo (public API with curl)

by infinitewarp 5 years ago

macOS ◆ xterm-256color ◆ bash 1149 views

First, I show that my target bucket is (mostly) empty.

Then, I show my existing data export requests. Note that none are currently in progress; they are all complete. I request a new data export, and I check its status multiple times until it shows complete.

When using the public API, this requires entering your Red Hat customer account credentials (in this case I set my username and password to local environment variables MYUSER and MYPASS) and passing them to curl with the -u parameter.

Finally, I check my target bucket again to see the data export files exist.

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