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How continuously do you mean? A simple approach would be to use Boto3 in Python to write messages as individual objects in S3 as you process them, but I don't know how small these messages are and how many you get.
Another approach is to use the CloudWatch Logs agent on the EC2 instance to push your .log files' messages into CloudWatch, then set a subscription there feeding to Kinesis Firehose which can deliver to S3.
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Configure FluentBit or FluentD and simply send to S3.
It is recommended to configure the log agent separately so that it does not affect the application. https://docs.fluentbit.io/manual/pipeline/outputs/s3
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i am sending sensors data to websocket server continuously for a month and from server i want to store in s3. could you please tell me the best approach that will work?
It sounds like you've got a stream of small bits of data so I think Kinesis Firehose delivering to S3 is best, as it can look after buffering etc. Either have your code directly Put to the Kinesis stream, or go via CloudWatch Logs as I mentioned.