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Working with directories: ls, sync

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Working with directories: ls, sync

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- [Instructor] Now we can start working with batches of files in a signal directory as opposed to single files at a time. So I want you to go back to that s3 directory that we created in the previous video. And let's take a look at what's in this directory this time. Go ahead and type ls or whatever the command is for your operating system to see the files that are there. The first section we're going to take a look at is the list operation. The list operation gives us an indication of what files are in a remote bucket. So let's type in aws s3 ls from list into an s3://fpmlil or in your case your bucket name. You'll see that we get no data back and that's what we would expect. We deleted all the files after the previous video. It should be empty. If yours is not empty, you would see those files right here. I would suggest you go remove them using an rm command just to make sure that this video stays intact or as…

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