I would like a pipeline setup that I can run manually. The idea here is that it deletes a single file held within an AWS S3 account. I know technically there are many ways to do this, but what is best practice?
Thank you!
You can use a task: AWS CLI and add it into pipeline to delete a single file held within an AWS S3 account. You can follow below steps :
1、 You should create a service connection before adding a AWS CLI task to pipeline.
2、 Add AWS CLI task to pipeline and configure required parameters. Please know the meaning of parameters about AWS CLI. You can refer the document :
Command structure in the AWS CLI
The command structure is like:
aws <command> <subcommand> [options and parameters]
In this example, you can use the command below to delete a single s3 file:
aws s3 rm s3://BUCKET_NAME/uploads/file_name.jpg
“s3://BUCKET_NAME/uploads/file_name.jpg” is the file path you saved in S3.
3 run the pipeline and the single s3 file can be deleted successfully.
