I am creating an AMI (Amazon EC2 server image) for all the servers I'm working on. Every server image is separated into some dozens of tar files:
Splitting /mnt/routing-4-server-Ubuntu-x86-64.tar.gz.enc...
Created routing-4-server-Ubuntu-x86-64.part.00
Created routing-4-server-Ubuntu-x86-64.part.01
Created routing-4-server-Ubuntu-x86-64.part.02
Created routing-4-server-Ubuntu-x86-64.part.03
Created routing-4-server-Ubuntu-x86-64.part.04
...
...
Created routing-4-server-Ubuntu-x86-64.part.48
Created routing-4-server-Ubuntu-x86-64.part.49
When I upload these files to a bucket called my-servers-august-9
, I get a big mess of files. It will be a a problem when I want to delete some images.
I have tried to store them under subfolders, but this concept seems not to be working in the S3 environment, and the explanations in the Amazon forums quite baffling.
Any idea how can I create this folder structure?
my-servers-august-9
routing server
x86-64
file
file
file
...
i386
file
file
file
...
other-server1
type
files
type
files
other-server2
type
files
Thanks,
Udi