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I need to copy over x amount of directories using aws's snowball client. However, since the client hogs quite a bit of resources, i'd like to serial each execution so that it runs 1 at a time and will wait for the previous copy to complete.

This is the script i have

#!/usr/bin/env bash



for d in $(find $PWD -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d -name '20*' -not -name '2019-Q1');do



snowball cp -r --batchFileSizeInKBLimit=200000 --batchNumOfFiles=100000 ${d} s3://bucketname/dirname/$(basename ${d})"



done

how can I ensure the copy completes before the next one starts?
I am thinking 'wait $1' but idk if that will work here.

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I need to copy over x amount of directories using aws's snowball client. However, since the client hogs quite a bit of resources, i'd like to serial each execution so that it runs 1 at a time and will wait for the previous copy to complete.

This is the script i have

#!/usr/bin/env bash



for d in $(find $PWD -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d -name '20*' -not -name '2019-Q1');do



snowball cp -r --batchFileSizeInKBLimit=200000 --batchNumOfFiles=100000 ${d} s3://bucketname/dirname/$(basename ${d})"



done

how can I ensure the copy completes before the next one starts?
I am thinking 'wait $1' but idk if that will work here.

bash-scripting

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romedawgromedawg

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I need to copy over x amount of directories using aws's snowball client. However, since the client hogs quite a bit of resources, i'd like to serial each execution so that it runs 1 at a time and will wait for the previous copy to complete.

This is the script i have

#!/usr/bin/env bash



for d in $(find $PWD -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d -name '20*' -not -name '2019-Q1');do



snowball cp -r --batchFileSizeInKBLimit=200000 --batchNumOfFiles=100000 ${d} s3://bucketname/dirname/$(basename ${d})"



done

how can I ensure the copy completes before the next one starts?
I am thinking 'wait $1' but idk if that will work here.

bash-scripting

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romedawgromedawg

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#!/usr/bin/env bash



for d in $(find $PWD -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d -name '20*' -not -name '2019-Q1');do



snowball cp -r --batchFileSizeInKBLimit=200000 --batchNumOfFiles=100000 ${d} s3://bucketname/dirname/$(basename ${d})"



done

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