This plug-in for the IBM Cloud CLI allows users to interact with IBM Cloud Object Storage services entirely from the command line.
NAME:
ibmcloud cos -
USAGE:
ibmcloud cos command [arguments...] [command options]
COMMANDS:
aspera-download Download objects via Aspera
aspera-upload Upload files or directories via Aspera
bucket-class-get Get the location and billing tier of a bucket
bucket-cors-delete Delete the CORS configuration from a bucket
bucket-cors-get Get the CORS configuration for a bucket
bucket-cors-put Set the CORS configuration on a bucket
bucket-create Create a new bucket
bucket-delete Delete an existing bucket
bucket-head Determine if a specified bucket exists in the target region
bucket-lifecycle-configuration-delete Delete the lifecycle configuration from a bucket
bucket-lifecycle-configuration-get Get the lifecycle configuration for a bucket
bucket-lifecycle-configuration-put Set the lifecycle configuration on a bucket
bucket-location-get Get the location and billing tier of a bucket
bucket-replication-delete Delete the replication configuration from a bucket
bucket-replication-get Get the replication configuration for a bucket
bucket-replication-put Set the replication configuration on a bucket
bucket-versioning-get Get the versioning configuration for a bucket
bucket-versioning-put Set the versioning configuration on a bucket
bucket-website-delete Remove static website configuration from a bucket
bucket-website-get Get the static website configuration on a bucket
bucket-website-put Set static website configuration on a bucket
buckets List all buckets in a service instance
buckets-extended List all buckets in a service instance and their provisioning codes
config Change plugin configuration
download Download an object using a managed multipart transfer
list-objects-v2 List all objects in a specific bucket
multipart-upload-abort Abort an existing multipart upload
multipart-upload-complete Complete an existing multipart upload
multipart-upload-create Initiate a new multipart upload
multipart-uploads List active multipart uploads
object-copy Copy an object from one bucket to another
object-delete Delete an object from a bucket
object-get Download an object from a bucket
object-head Get an object's size and last modified date
object-legal-hold-get Get legal hold for a object
object-legal-hold-put Set the legal hold on a object
object-lock-configuration-get Get the object lock configuration for a bucket
object-lock-configuration-put Set the object lock configuration on a bucket
object-put Upload an object to a bucket
object-retention-get Get retention on a object
object-retention-put Set retention on a object
object-tagging-delete Remove tags from an object
object-tagging-get Get tags for an object
object-tagging-put Set tags on an object
object-versions List all object versions in a specific bucket
objects List all objects in a specific bucket
objects-delete Delete multiple objects from a bucket
part-upload Upload a part
part-upload-copy Upload a part by copying data from an existing object
parts List parts of an active multipart upload
public-access-block-delete Remove public access block configuration from a bucket
public-access-block-get Get the public access block configuration on a bucket
public-access-block-put Set public access block configuration on a bucket
upload Upload an object using a managed multipart transfer
wait Poll an API until a particular condition is satisfied
help, h Show help
- An IBM Cloud account
- An instance of IBM Cloud Object Storage
- The IBM Cloud CLI
After you've installed ibmcloud
, you need to install the plug-in.
- Login to IBM Cloud (if you haven't already) with the command
ibmcloud login
. - Install the plug-in with
ibmcloud plugin install cloud-object-storage
.
You need to provide a Service Instance ID (CRN) for the IBM Cloud Object Storage instance you want to interact with by typing ibmcloud cos config crn
. You can find the CRN with ibmcloud resource service-instance INSTANCE_NAME
. Alternatively, you might open the web-based console, select Service credentials in the sidebar, and create a new set of credentials (or view an existing credential file that you already created).
Next, copy and paste the resource_instance_id
from the credentials file into the CLI when it prompts you for a service instance ID. You can view your current Cloud Object Storage credentials by prompting ibmcloud cos config list
. As the configuration file is generated by the plug-in, it's best not to edit the file manually.
NOTE: You must set the environment variable IBMCLOUD_API_KEY=xxxxxxx
in order to use aspera-upload
or apera-download
.
-
Create a bucket in your IBM Cloud Object Storage account.
- EXAMPLE:
ibmcloud cos bucket-create --bucket test-cli-bucket
- EXAMPLE:
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Put an object in an existing bucket.
- EXAMPLE:
ibmcloud cos object-put --bucket test-cli-bucket --key my-file --body testfile.jpg
- EXAMPLE:
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Get an existing object from a bucket.
- EXAMPLE:
ibmcloud cos object-get --bucket test-cli-bucket --key my-file output-file.jpg
- EXAMPLE:
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Delete an object in an existing bucket.
- EXAMPLE:
ibmcloud cos object-delete --bucket test-cli-bucket --key my-file
- EXAMPLE:
For information on other commands, go to our plug-in page.
Building the IBM Cloud CLI COS plug-in requires the following utilities:
First, you need to install Go.
To build and install the plug-in from source, run the four simple steps using Go modules:
git clone [email protected]:IBM/ibmcloud-cos-cli.git
cd ibmcloud-cos-cli
make
make install
NOTE: If you're refreshing the dependencies, use make clean
option to remove the dependency files and then rebuild.
Feel free to use GitHub issues for tracking bugs and feature requests, but for help use one of the following resources:
- Read a quick start guide in IBM Docs.
- Ask a question on Stack Overflow and tag it with
ibm
andobject-storage
. - Open a support ticket with IBM Cloud Support.
- If it turns out that you find a bug, open an issue.