What is Amazon S3?
Amazon S3 is the go-to service for flexible, scalable, and cost-effective object storage in the cloud, forming the backbone for countless applications and data strategies across industries.
Objects: Each piece of data you store in S3 is an object. An object consists of the data itself (which can be any type of file like images, videos, documents, backups, etc.), a unique key (its identifier within the bucket, similar to a file name), and metadata (descriptive information about the object).
Buckets: Buckets are simply containers for your objects. You create buckets, give them unique names, and specify an AWS Region where the bucket will reside.
Use Cases:
1. S3 is very much useful, when you want to pull files from Source and place them in Target bucket.
S3->CPI->S3
2. After CPI processed data and then place them in a S3 bucket.
Note: S3 is a storage space and can be connected (just like SFTP server)
Example:
Transfer files from source S3 to target S3 bucket.
Region Name: AWS region where the Bucket reside.
Bucket Name:Name of the bucket on AWS where the Sender Adapter should poll files from.
Polling Interval (in ms) :
Polling Interval in milliseconds.
Default value: 60000
Access Key Alias: Name of the secured parameter which stores AWS Access Key.
Secret Key Alias: Name of the secured parameter which stores AWS Secret Key.
On Receiver Side:
Select Receiver Side Amazon web service connection and specify required parameters.
Specify required criteria as per business requirement.
That's all, Deploy and test it.Source: community.sap.com
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