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Use AWS CLI with Object Storage

Use AWS CLI only for S3-compatible bucket/object checks.

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Use AWS CLI with Object Storage

Use AWS CLI only for S3-compatible bucket/object checks.

Panel path

  1. Management Panel
  2. Platforms
  3. Object Storage
  4. AWS CLI verification

Prerequisites

  • Bucket and access key must belong to the selected account.
  • Secret access key is not written into screenshots or docs.
  • Endpoint is `https://s3.cdn.com.tr`.

Step-by-step guide

1

Prepare S3 endpoint

After Object Storage access key is created, AWS CLI is used only for S3-compatible operations.

  • Create bucket.
  • Store access key secret safely.
  • Configure AWS CLI profile.

Expected result: CLI can connect to CDN.com.tr S3 endpoint.

cdnctl equivalent 
aws --endpoint-url https://s3.cdn.com.tr s3 ls
2

Verify upload/list

Bucket access is verified without breaking public API ownership boundaries.

  • Upload a test file.
  • Run bucket list.
  • Do not put secret into logs or tickets.

Expected result: S3 operation works only on authorized bucket.

cdnctl equivalent 
aws --endpoint-url https://s3.cdn.com.tr s3 cp ./hello.txt s3://<bucket>/hello.txt

Verification

  • Secret key is not visible.
  • Endpoint is correct.
  • Access to another account bucket is rejected.

Use cases

A migrated app needs to prove uploads work before public deploy.

Quick workflow

  1. Create bucket/key from panel or cdnctl.
  2. Export AWS compatibility variables.
  3. Run `aws --endpoint-url https://s3.cdn.com.tr ...`.
  4. Revoke the key if it was temporary.

Checks

  • Endpoint URL is correct.
  • Checksum variables are present when required.
  • Access key scope is limited to the account.

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