abort-incomplete-multipart

This tool lists all of your Amazon S3 incomplete multipart uploads, and allows you to
abort them.

Installation

This is a Node.js application, so if you don't have it installed already, install node and
npm:

``bash


Ubuntu


apt-get install nodejs nodejs-legacy npm
`

Now you can fetch and install abort-incomplete-multipart from NPM:

`bash
npm install -g abort-incomplete-multipart
`

Or if you download this repository, you can install that version instead from the
repository root:

`bash
npm link
`

Now it'll be on your PATH, so you can run it like so:

`bash
abort-incomplete-multipart --help
`

Usage

First, configure your AWS credentials.
If you're running this tool within an EC2 instance with a role that grants access
to S3, the role will be used automatically without you having to do anything.

Now you can just run:

`bash
abort-incomplete-multipart
`

In order to list all of your incomplete uploads in every bucket. If you want to
abort all of those uploads, pass the "--abort" option:

`bash
abort-incomplete-multipart --abort
`

Here's the complete --help page:

`
Options

--bucket name Only find uploads in this bucket (optional)
--prefix key Only find uploads with this key prefix (optional)
--abort Abort the uploads that are found (after prompt)
--force Don't prompt to confirm abortion
``