Your zip file will now begin uploading, and a Transfers popup window will appear showing the progress of your upload.
Drag and drop a zipped File Geodatabase or Shapefile into Cyberduck or click the “Upload” button, and choose the zipped dataset.
Open Cyberduck, choose the connection you configured in the last step, and click “Connect”. You will need to install the custom connection profile S3 (Credentials from AWS Security Token Service) available from our website.
With your connection to S3 now established you can upload your dataset for the first time. Your AWS S3 connection details are the same for every dataset you’ll be publishing – so you’ll only need to setup a single Cyberduck connection for all of your datasets. You’ve now successfully configured Cyberduck for the first time. If successful, you should see this screen.
Click “Connect” and Cyberduck will attempt to connect to your S3 folder.
Secret Access Key to the field of the same name.
S3 Access Key to the Access Key ID field.
In Cyberduck, choose S3 (Amazon Simple Storage Service) from the connection type menu and add your:.
In the Data Upload Tool, navigate to the Upload tab on your dataset to find your AWS S3 credentials.
Open Cyberduck and choose “Open Connection”.
This is ideal choice for uploading larger datasets (in excess of 2GB) or where being able to resume an upload is important (for example, if you have a slow or unreliable internet connection). Cyberduck is a desktop file transfer application that supports FTP, AWS S3, Dropbox, and other file storage solutions.
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