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Troubleshooting AWS S3 access from R we discovered that the current library we install aws.s3 (aka r-aws.s3) is unmaintained, and that other alternatives are equally challenging s3 (not in conda-forge).
Reading up, AWS recommends a package called paws (aka r-paws) which is an R SDK similar to the Python AWS SDK.
So you can do things very much like boto3, however it's not very R styled.
Ask
Update the R image to include paws, possibly remove aws.s3 <- some user code currently uses this though s3_get specifically (Platform Team)
For now it's not a conflict to also install paws so I would start with that. We have an open ticket to write best practices with R, we'll make sure not to use the likely to be removed library.
Troubleshooting AWS S3 access from R we discovered that the current library we install
aws.s3
(akar-aws.s3
) is unmaintained, and that other alternatives are equally challengings3
(not in conda-forge).Reading up, AWS recommends a package called
paws
(akar-paws
) which is an R SDK similar to the Python AWS SDK.So you can do things very much like
boto3
, however it's not very R styled.Ask
paws
, possibly removeaws.s3
<- some user code currently uses this thoughs3_get
specifically (Platform Team)Example:
Get a list of files from s3
thanks to @abarenblitt for reporting issue
cc: @smk0033
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