Waymark / Routes / min.io Move an object or bucket between MinIO/S3 locations with mc mv
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Documented steps Configure an alias if needed: mc alias set ALIAS ENDPOINT ACCESS SECRET. Move a single object to another bucket: mc mv myaistor/mybucket/object.txt myaistor/otherbucket/object.txt. Rename an object during the move by giving TARGET a different name: mc mv myaistor/mybucket/object.txt myaistor/mybucket/myobject.txt. Move an entire directory or bucket recursively: mc mv --recursive myaistor/mydata myaistor/archive. Filter by age with --newer-than or --older-than (format like 1d2hh3mm4ss). Set custom metadata --attr 'key1=value1\;key2=value2' or a storage class --storage-class CLASS on the moved object. Verify: the source path is gone and the object now appears under TARGET with mc ls. Known gotchas mc mv REMOVES the source object after a successful move, unlike mc cp which leaves a copy. When multiple SOURCE args are given, the LAST path is treated as TARGET. Directories/buckets require --recursive, otherwise only top-level objects are moved. --checksum (CRC64NVME/CRC32/CRC32C/SHA1/SHA256) and --tags require AIStor Client RELEASE.2025-07-15T21-10-32Z or later. Move integrity is verified with MD5SUM checksums by default (distinct from the --checksum flag). Official docs: https://min.io/docs/minio/linux/reference/minio-mc/mc-mv.html
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