AWS boto3 Archives - Radish Logic

How to list all objects in an S3 Bucket using boto3 and Python

If you need to list all files/objects inside an AWS S3 Bucket then you will need to use the list_objects_v2 method in boto3.

Below are 3 example codes of how to list all files in a target S3 Bucket.

You can use any of the 3 options since it does the same thing.

It will get all of the files inside the S3 Bucket radishlogic-bucket using Python boto3, put it inside a Python list, then print each object key. It will print the files inside folder recursively, regardless if they are inside a folder or not.

At the end, it will also print the number of items inside the S3 Bucket.

How to delete a file in AWS S3 using boto3 and Python

To delete a file inside an AWS S3 Bucket using Python then you will need to use the delete_object function of boto3.

Below are 3 examples to delete an S3 file.

You can use any of the 3 options since it does the same thing. It will delete the file in S3 with the key of s3_folder/file.txt inside the S3 bucket named radishlogic-bucket using Python boto3.