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Amazon S3 Testing

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I have configured my AEM 6.0 with Amazon S3. now, i want to perform testing and want to make sure that all the binary data is getting store in S3.
How to perform testing.
 

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Find sha checksum of the asset & then in s3 bucket check for the same.

Ex:- Asset sample.jpg might have SHA1 checksum as 1607c40f262bc85061703568954d325416c08716  then in s3 bucket check the file stored at

/16/07/c4/1607c40f262bc85061703568954d325416c08716

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This was the reply i got from the AEM team who has worked on this:

The easiest way is to upload something in AEM and verify that it appears in S3. There are a number of open source tools that will let you explore an S3 bucket. That’s how I’ve tested / verified S3 was connecting properly. Hope this helps,

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Find sha checksum of the asset & then in s3 bucket check for the same.

Ex:- Asset sample.jpg might have SHA1 checksum as 1607c40f262bc85061703568954d325416c08716  then in s3 bucket check the file stored at

/16/07/c4/1607c40f262bc85061703568954d325416c08716

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Adding one more reply from the internal team:-

    You can also look in the AWS console (assuming you have access).

~kautuk



Kautuk Sahni