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Creating copies of files on Google Cloud Storage using Python
schedule Mar 5, 2023
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Tags Cloud Computing
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Prerequisites
To follow along with this guide, please make sure to have:
created a service account and downloaded the private key (JSON file) for authentication (please check out my detailed guide)
installed the Python client library for Google Cloud Storage:
pip install --upgrade google-cloud-storage
Creating a copy of a single file on Google Cloud Storage
To create a copy of a file on Google Cloud Storage (GCS) with Python, use the bucket's copy_blob(~)
method:
from google.cloud import storage
# Authenticate ourselves using the primary key of our service accountpath_to_private_key = './gcs-project-354207-099ef6796af6.json'client = storage.Client.from_service_account_json(json_credentials_path=path_to_private_key)
bucket = storage.Bucket(client, 'example-bucket-skytowner')blob = bucket.copy_blob(bucket.blob('cat.png'), bucket, new_name='cat_copy.png')print(f'Copied the file cat.png as {blob.name} on GCS')
Copied the file cat.png as cat_copy.png on GCS
Here, we have copied the file cat.png
, and this copy takes on the name cat_copy.png
.
Now, if we check the web console for GCS, we should see the copied file:

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