s3verify performs a series of API calls against an object storage server and checks the responses for AWS S3 signature version 4 compatibility.
- A working Golang Environment. If you do not have a working Golang environment, please follow Install Golang.
- [Minio Server] (https://github.com/minio/minio/blob/master/README.md) (optional--only necessary if you wish to test your own Minio Server for S3 Compatibility.)
Currently s3verify is only available to be downloaded from source.
$ go get -u github.com/minio/s3verify
$ s3verify [FLAGS]
s3verify implements the following flags:
--help -h Provides documentation for a given command.
--access -a Allows user to input their AWS access key.
--secret -s Allows user to input their AWS secret access key.
--url -u Allows user to input the host URL of the server they wish to test.
--region -r Allows user to change the region of the AWS host they are using.
Please do not use 'us-east-1' with AWS servers or automatic cleanup may fail.
Defaults to 'us-east-1'.
--verbose -v Allows user to trace the HTTP requests and responses sent by s3verify.
--extended Allows user to decide whether to test only basic or full API compliance.
--id Allows user to provide a unique suffix s3verify created objects and buckets.
(Must be used with prepare)
--prepare Allows user to create a unique, reusable testing environment before testing.
(Must be used with id)
--clean Allows user to remove all s3verify created objects and buckets.
s3verify also supports the following environment variables as a replacement for flags. In fact it is recommended that on multiuser systems that env.
variables be used for security reasons.
The following env. variables can be used to replace their corresponding flags.
S3_ACCESS can be set to YOUR_ACCESS_KEY and replaces --access -a.
S3_SECRET can be set to YOUR_SECRET_KEY and replaces --secret -s.
S3_REGION can be set to the region of the AWS host and replaces --region -r.
S3_URL can be set to the host URL of the server users wish to test and replaces --url -u.
Use s3verify to check the AWS S3 V4 compatibility of the Minio test server (https://play.minio.io:9000)
$ s3verify -a YOUR_ACCESS_KEY -s YOUR_SECRET_KEY https://play.minio.io:9000
Use s3verify to check the AWS S3 V4 compatibility of the Minio test server with all APIs.
$ s3verify -a YOUR_ACCESS_KEY -s YOUR_SECERT_KEY https://play.minio.io:9000 --extended
If a test fails you can use the verbose flag (--verbose) to check the request and response formed by the test to see where it failed.
$ s3verify -a YOUR_ACCESS_KEY -s YOUR_SECRET_KEY https://play.minio.io:9000 --verbose