This plugin syncs the uploads directory on a VIP Go environment to an AWS S3 instance.
Props S3-Uploads and Human Made for creating much of the functionality: https://github.com/humanmade/S3-Uploads
- Activate plugin
- Create an IAM user with Programmatic Access
- Enter the provided AWS S3 API keys on the Settings page
- Backfill the uploads directory on AWS by running the following command:
wp s3-media upload-all --url=example-site.com
How can I upload media to a subdirectory in S3?
Let's say you have a bucket named my-awesome-site, but you want all your media to go into the preprod subdirectory. On the S3 Media Sync settings page, you would enter the following for the S3 Bucket Name field:
my-awesome-site/preprod
Then, all media will automatically be kept in-sync within my-awesome-site/preprod/wp-content/uploads.
How can I ensure all the attachments were uploaded?
You can see which attachments were skipped by running the following command:
wp vip migration validate-attachments invalid-attachments.csv --url=example-site.com
The log is then available at invalid-attachments.csv. The full command can be found here:
https://github.com/Automattic/vip-go-mu-plugins/blob/master/wp-cli/vip-migrations.php#L165-L187
- Fix: Upload images edited within WordPress to the bucket.