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You will just see the associated failure on the file upload itself.
i.e.,
upload failed: local\path\to\file to s3://bucket/remotepath Could not connect to the endpoint URL:
There are a few things you could try with aws cli config, to try and get around upload issues relating to concurrent requests & low bandwidth (by editing ~/aws/.config):
- max_concurrent_requests - set this to a less ambitious number than the default 10 (maybe 5)
- max_bandwidth - reduce this to a number slightly less than the upload speed aws s3 reports when using defaults (for example, if it's 1.2MB/s, try setting the value to 1MB/s)
S3 Multi-part Upload can also be leveraged, using AWS CLI.
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