This is currently unmaintained

.. and still has some bugs, so not recommended to be used as-is.

You can use rclone instead with the rclone mount command.

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S3 virtual file system

Creates a virtual drive, which allows to access S3 objects in a file system structure just as if the data would be stored on a local or network drive.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

The implementation requires the WinFSP user-mode file system driver to be installed on your system.

• WinFSP driver
• .NET 5.0 runtime (if not using the standalone version)

Mounting S3 buckets as drive

Run the following command (filling in your S3 credentials) to mount all accessible buckets as drive Z:

s3vfs -e "s3.amazonaws.com" -a "YOUR-ACCESSKEYID" -s "YOUR-SECRETACCESSKEY" -m Z:

Unmount

To unmount the drive simply stop the application by pressing Ctrl+C

Usage

  -e, --s3Url <s3Url>                S3 service endpoint url
  -a, --accessKey <accessKey>        S3 access key
  -s, --secretKey <secretKey>        S3 secret key
  -u, --volumePrefix <volumePrefix>  Volume Prefix (e.g. \prefix\service)
  -m, --mountPoint <mountPoint>      MountPoint (e.g. Z:)
  --version                          Show version information
  -?, -h, --help                     Show help and usage information

Compatibility

• Microsoft Windows 7 or higher (as required by WinFSP)
• Amazon AWS, MinIO or any other compatible S3 service should work

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details