Still seems to be a while, but much better and I'm able to run it every 12 hours easily. I am a PowerShell junkie so this is written in PowerShell. Enter S3CMD, which takes about 3.5 hours to run with the same data. After finding the AWS CLI method took nearly 13 hours to calculate my 11TB bucket, I had to find a better way. Each object can be marked with a prefix that can associate objects and make it appear to be separated into folders.Īs a customer I had the same frustration.
There is really no such thing as a "folder" in S3 storage. S3 Browser has a tab below the bucket selection that Calculates the size. you will get a pop-up box which shows you the Total Size of the bucket. You can consult the KB article, How do I use Wasabi Explorer with Wasabi? for the full details on the application, but if you right click the bucket you want to see, and select Properties. If you have a large number of Objects you can also just grep for the word "Total" and get the final answer: $ aws s3 ls -summarize -human-readable -recursive s3://mikeo-test-overwrite1 | grep Total $ aws s3 ls -summarize -human-readable -recursive s3://mikeo-test-overwrite1 -endpoint-url= There are numerous articles and examples of how to use these commands available online. There are lots of helpful commands that can be run here and it's a great "check" to verify information. If you have not installed the AWS CLI tool for the system you use on a daily basis, you probably should. If you need to see the most current size, you will normally use a separate S3 application or command line to show the size of your bucket.
csv file and the bucket size info on the Wasabi UI? There's also a KB article on this How do I interpret the bucket size. Here you can also choose to download the daily statistics in a CSV file to show the size over time. Note that the size is captured daily so check the timestamp there to see when the calculation was made. In the console, you can go to the Settings for your bucket to see a screen where you can see the Bucket Size You'll see a table with a list of objects, but no sizes are shown in this view.Ĭalculating bucket sizes can be a relatively lengthy task depending on the number of objects contained, which might add significant delays to showing the list of buckets. Bucket sizes are not shown by default in the Management Console.
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