Get command of transfer-related information (Amazon S3)

For Amazon S3, you can output the value for a field that is used during transfer by specifying "key to get information (KEY)."

Get command of transfer-related information

utls3inforef -t {snd|rcv} -f FILE -k KEY

Parameter explanation

[REQUIRED]

These are options for retrieving transfer-related information.

-t, --type {snd|rcv}

Key to get information (mandatory)

This parameter specifies the key of the field that you want to get transfer-related information for.

snd:

Send Storage Management Information

rcv:

Receive Storage Management Information

-f, --filename FILE

Name of file to view (mandatory)

To view transfer information for the sending-side host, specify the file name registered in the Send Management Information.

To view transfer information for the receiving-side host, specify the file name registered in the Receive Management Information.

For details on the send file name, refer to the following:

For details on the receive file name, refer to the following:

-k, --key KEY

Key to get information (mandatory)

This parameter specifies the key of the field that you want to get transfer-related information for.

Table 6.1 Field keys

Field Name

Key

Send

Receive

Send Storage Management Information ID

id

-

Receive Storage Management Information ID

id

-

Bucket Name

bucket

Object Name

object

Storage Timeout

timeout

Maximum number of parallels per transfer

parallels

Part Size

partsize

Region

default-region

Endpoint URL

endpoint-url

ACL that is applied to uploads

acl

-

Storage Authentication Information ID

auth-id

AWS Access Key

access-key

AWS Secret Access Key

secret-access-key

Session Token

session-token

Enable IAM Role

enable-iam-role

Switch Role ARN

switch-role-arn

External ID

external-id

Role Session Name

role-session-name

:

Field for which transfer-related information can be retrieved

-

:

Field for which transfer-related information cannot be retrieved

Supplement

  • As shown below, you can specify either with a space or an equals sign (=) between the parameter and the setting value.

      --parameter Value 
      --parameter=Value

  • If you specify "-h" or "--help" for the parameter, the usage is output.