如何使用 boto 将文件从 Amazon S3 流式传输到 Rackspace Cloudfiles?
我正在将文件从 S3 复制到 Cloudfiles,并且我想避免将该文件写入磁盘。 Python-Cloudfiles 库有一个 object.stream() 调用,看起来正是我所需要的,但我在 boto 中找不到等效的调用。我希望我能够做这样的事情:
shutil.copyfileobj(s3Object.stream(),rsObject.stream())
这可以用 boto (或者我想任何其他 s3 库)吗?
I'm copying a file from S3 to Cloudfiles, and I would like to avoid writing the file to disk. The Python-Cloudfiles library has an object.stream() call that looks to be what I need, but I can't find an equivalent call in boto. I'm hoping that I would be able to do something like:
shutil.copyfileobj(s3Object.stream(),rsObject.stream())
Is this possible with boto (or I suppose any other s3 library)?
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该线程中的其他答案与 boto 相关,但 S3.Object 在 boto3 中不再可迭代。因此,以下代码不起作用,它会产生
TypeError: 's3.Object' object is not iterable
错误消息:在 boto3 中,对象的内容可在
S3.Object 中获得。 get()['Body']
这是一个可迭代的版本 1.9.68 但以前不是。因此,以下内容适用于最新版本的 boto3,但不适用于早期版本:因此,较旧的 boto3 版本的替代方法是使用 read 方法,但这会将整个 S3 对象加载到内存中,在处理大文件时,这并不总是可能性:
但是 read 方法允许传入 amt 参数,指定我们想要从底层流读取的字节数。可以重复调用此方法,直到读取整个流:
深入研究 botocore.response.StreamingBody 代码,我们意识到底层流也是可用的,因此我们可以进行如下迭代:
在谷歌搜索时,我'我还看到了一些可以使用的链接,但我还没有尝试过:
Other answers in this thread are related to boto, but S3.Object is not iterable anymore in boto3. So, the following DOES NOT WORK, it produces an
TypeError: 's3.Object' object is not iterable
error message:In boto3, the contents of the object is available at
S3.Object.get()['Body']
which is an iterable since version 1.9.68 but previously wasn't. Thus the following will work for the latest versions of boto3 but not earlier ones:So, an alternative for older boto3 versions is to use the read method, but this loads the WHOLE S3 object in memory which when dealing with large files is not always a possibility:
But the
read
method allows to pass in theamt
parameter specifying the number of bytes we want to read from the underlying stream. This method can be repeatedly called until the whole stream has been read:Digging into
botocore.response.StreamingBody
code one realizes that the underlying stream is also available, so we could iterate as follows:While googling I've also seen some links that could be use, but I haven't tried:
boto 中的 Key 对象代表 S3 中的对象,可以像迭代器一样使用,因此您应该能够执行如下操作:
或者,如您的示例所示,您可以执行以下操作:
The Key object in boto, which represents on object in S3, can be used like an iterator so you should be able to do something like this:
Or, as in the case of your example, you could do:
我想至少有一些看到这个问题的人会像我一样,并且想要一种从 boto 逐行(或逐个逗号,或任何其他分隔符)流式传输文件的方法。这是一个简单的方法:
上面@garnaat的答案仍然很棒并且100%真实。希望我的仍然可以帮助别人。
I figure at least some of the people seeing this question will be like me, and will want a way to stream a file from boto line by line (or comma by comma, or any other delimiter). Here's a simple way to do that:
@garnaat's answer above is still great and 100% true. Hopefully mine still helps someone out.
更新的答案:
S3Fs 似乎是一个更好的解决方案:
旧答案:
Botocore 的
StreamingBody
有一个iter_lines()
方法:https://botocore.amazonaws。 com/v1/documentation/api/latest/reference/response.html#botocore.response.StreamingBody.iter_lines
所以:
Updated answer:
S3Fs appears to be a better solution:
Old answer:
Botocore's
StreamingBody
has aniter_lines()
method:https://botocore.amazonaws.com/v1/documentation/api/latest/reference/response.html#botocore.response.StreamingBody.iter_lines
So:
这是我包装流媒体主体的解决方案:
示例用法:
This is my solution of wrapping streaming body:
Example usage:
如果您愿意接受其他选项,smart_open 是一个用于在 Python 中传输大文件的实用程序,并且它使工作变得极其容易。
以下是两个示例:
对于压缩文件:
If you are open to other options, smart_open is a utility for streaming large files in Python, and it makes work extremely easy.
Here are two examples:
For compressed file: