Step 1:

Go to Jenkins Master >> click on Manage Jenkins

Step 2:

Click on Manage Plugin

Step 3:

Search S3 Publisher in the Available Plugin section and install it

Step 4:

Go Back to Manage Jenkins and click on Configure System

Step 5:

Scroll Down till Amazon S3 profiles

Here you have two ways to do it

• IAM Role

  Step1: Go AWS console >> Go to IAM Roles >> Click on Create Role

  

  Step2: select AWS service and in the use case select ec2 then click on next

  

  Step3: Search and select AamzonS3FullAccess and click on Next

  

  Step4: Give the name of the role and click on Create Role

  

  Role is created

  

  Now Adding a role to the ec2 instances/Slave or Master Node depending on your configuration.

  Step 5: Select the instance >> click on Action >> Security >> Modify IAM role.

  

  Step 6: Select the IAM Role and update it.

  

  Step 7: Make sure in Your Jenkins Master >> Configuration Systems >> Amazon S3 Profiles have checked on Use IAM Role Click on Apply and Save

  

• AWS API Key credentials

  Step 1: Go to the Top-Right corner and click on your name >> Click on Security Credentials

  

  Step2: Scroll down till Access Keys >> Create Access Key

  

  Step 3 Mentioned All details of the Access key in Your Jenkins Master >> Configuration Systems >> Scroll down Amazon S3 Profiles

  

  Click on Apply and Save

Step 6: Got Jenkins Master >> Click on New Item

Step 7: Enter an item name and select Freestyle project >> click on Ok

Step 8: Give the description and mention your custom workspace [optional]

Step 9: Mention your Git Repository Link and Credential if needed. Also, mention the branch.

Step 10: You can setup build environments like I prefer to Delete workspace before the build starts [optional]

Step 11:

You can mention shell script or other operations on the repository

Step 12:

Click on Add post-build action >> Click on Publish artifacts to S3 Bucket

Step 13:

Select S3 profile >> click on files upload mention source or destination (bucket name and path) select storage class and region of the bucket.

Click on Apply & Save

Note: Jenkins s3 Publisher plugin does not create the bucket. You have to create the bucket and provide access permission accordingly.

Step 14:

Now Click on Build Now

Yess Done!!!

Let's check the S3 Bucket

We successfully uploaded all .html files to the S3 bucket.

Error Code Orange:

ERROR: Failed to upload files java.io.IOException: Expecting Ant GLOB pattern, but saw '/*.html'. See ant.apache.org/manual/Types/fileset.html for syntax

If you get a similar error it means you didn't give the proper path of the source in publish artifacts in S3 Bucket.