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azure-blob-to-s3

v1.2.2

Published

Batch copy files from Azure Blob Storage to Amazon S3

Downloads

254

Readme

azure-blob-to-s3 tests

Batch copy files from Azure Blob Storage to Amazon S3

  • Fully streaming
    • Lists files from Azure Blob storage only as needed
    • Uploads Azure binary data to S3 streamingly
  • Skips unnecessary uploads (files with a matching key and Content-Length already on S3)
  • Retries on (frequent) failed downloads from Azure
  • Generates ndjson logs for each network operation

For large workloads (either number of files or bytes), you should run this from AWS in the same region where your bucket is located. This will minimize cost and offer reliable/fast/cheap uploads to S3. You will be billed per byte by Azure for outbound data transfer.

Install

$ npm install --save azure-blob-to-s3

Usage

API

var toS3 = require('azure-blob-to-s3')

toS3({
  azure: {
    connection: '',
    container: 'my-container'
  },
  aws: {
    region: 'us-west-2',
    bucket: 'my-bucket',
    prefix: 'my-prefix'
  }
})

CLI

azure-s3 \
  --concurrency 10 \
  --azure-connection "..." \
  --azure-container my-container \
  --aws-bucket my-bucket \
  --aws-prefix my-prefix

API

toS3(options) -> output

Copys files from Azure Blob Storage to AWS S3.

options

Required
Type: object

Options for configuring the copy.

concurrency

Type: number
Default: 100

The maximum number of files to concurrently stream from Azure and into S3. This is the highWaterMark of the file upload stream.

azure

Type: object

connection

Required
Type: string

Azure Blob Storage connection string.

container

Required
Type: string

Azure Blob Storage container name.

token

Type: string
Default: undefined

A page token where the file list operation will begin.

aws

Type: object

License

MIT © Ben Drucker