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Tuesday, August 7, 2018

Amazon S3 Bucket Management with C#: Part 10 – Uploading all files in a directory recursively to an S3 Bucket

Before getting started Skill Level: Intermediate Assumptions: You already gone through Parts 1-9 of Managing Amazon AWS with C#. Additional information: I sometimes cover small sub-topics in a post. Along with AWS, you will also be exposed to: Rhyous.SimpleArgs Single Responsibility Principle (S in S.O.L.I.D.) async, await, parallelism 10/100 rule Doing things by convention. Step 1 – Add a method to get the list of files in a local directory This isn't the focus of our post, however, in order to upload all files in a directory recursively, we have to be able to list them. We are going to create a method that is 10 lines of code. The method has one single repsponsibility, to return all files in a directory recursively. It is not the responsibility of BucketManager.cs to do this. Hence we need a new class that has this responsibility. Another reason to move this method to its own file is that this method is itself 10 lines of code. While you can have methods longer than ten lines, more than ten lines is usually the first sign that the Single Responsibility principal is broken.


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