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Uploading a 155 GB file to S3 bucket

I'm using S3Express on Windows to upload a 155GB file on to the S3 bucket using the following command:

put E:\<Folder-name>\<File-name>.csv s3://data.<company-name>.org/<Folder-name>/ -mul:100 -t:2

But the upload doesn't seem to start at all. It was stuck at the following:

Max. Threads: 2
Using MULTIPART UPLOADS (part size:100MB)
S3 Bucket: s3:
S3 Folder: data.<company-name>.org/<Folder-name>/
Selecting Files ...
Press 'Esc' to stop ...
Selected Files to Upload: 1 (154.61GB = 166013845848B) - Use [-showfiles] to list files.
Uploading files to S3...
Press 'Esc' to stop ...
[s=Status] [p=in Progress] [e=Errors] [w=Warnings] [k=sKipped] [d=Dupl] [o=Out]

before throwing the following error:

Error initializing upload for file : E:\<Folder-name>\<File-name>.csv
E:\<Folder-name>\<File-name>.csv: com_err:7 - Failed to connect to s3 port 443: Timed out - Failed to retrieve list of active multipart uploads
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Done.
Errors (1):
E:\<Folder-name>\<File-name>.csv - com_err:7 - Failed to connect to s3 port 443: Timed out - Failed to retrieve list of active multipart uploads
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Threads: 0 - Transf.: 0B (0B/sec) ET: 0h 25m 30s
Current Bandwidth: 0B/sec (0B left) - Temporary Network Errors: 4
Compl. Files: 0 of 1 (0B of 154.61GB) (0%) - Skip: 0 - Err: 1 (154.61GB)

I'm new to S3Express and AWS in general.

Any help would be much appreciated.

TIA.

about 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo
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Remove s3:// from the beginning of the destination. According to the docs, the format is bucket_name/object_name. There is no s3:// prefix.

These lines should have been a clue to you that something is wrong with your invocation:

S3 Bucket: s3:
S3 Folder: data.<company-name>.org/<Folder-name>/
about 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo Report
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