Tested with Jenkins 1.563

• Upload target/s3.hpi to your instance of Jenkins via ./pluginManager/advanced
• Configure S3 profile: Manage Jenkins -> Configure System -> Amazon S3 profiles
• Project -> Configure -> [x] Publish artifacts to S3 Bucket

Just run mvn.

When activated, traditional (Freestyle) Jenkins builds will have a build action called S3 Copy Artifact for downloading artifacts, and a post-build action called Publish Artifacts to S3 Bucket.

For Pipeline users, the same two actions are available via the step step. You can use the snippet generator to get started.

• Only the basename of source files is use as the object key name, an option to include the path name relative to the workspace should probably added.

• The Hudson scp plugin author for providing a great place to start copy/pasting from
• http://github.com/stephenh/hudson-git2 - for this README.markdown template and a great git plugin for hudson
• jets3t - http://jets3t.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html