Upload batch file

PUT <batchUploadPath>

Starts uploading a batch file. Make this request after allocating a batch upload location.

Attribute	Type	Description	Example
`batchUploadPath`	string	The URI of the upload path. If you do not know the URI, first allocate a batch upload location. In the response, in the `location` object, the `href` key contains the batch upload path.	`https://sitecore-batch-service-dev-eu-west-1.s3.amazonaws.com/...`
`Base64 string`	string	The Base64-encoded version of the hex-encoded MD5 checksum. You created the hex-encoded MD5 checksum before you allocated a batch upload location.	`hmhSUwGGLymfT1gmfmkCSA==`
`path to gzipped file`	string	The path to the gzipped file. You must upload a file in the body as binary data.	`@/C:/Users/user/Desktop/import.json.gz`

Attribute

Type

Description

Example

batchUploadPath

string

The URI of the upload path.

If you do not know the URI, first allocate a batch upload location. In the response, in the location object, the href key contains the batch upload path.

https://sitecore-batch-service-dev-eu-west-1.s3.amazonaws.com/...

Base64 string

string

The Base64-encoded version of the hex-encoded MD5 checksum. You created the hex-encoded MD5 checksum before you allocated a batch upload location.

hmhSUwGGLymfT1gmfmkCSA==

path to gzipped file

string

The path to the gzipped file. You must upload a file in the body as binary data.

@/C:/Users/user/Desktop/import.json.gz

This request returns an empty, 200 OK response.

curl -X PUT 'https://sitecore-batch-service-dev-eu-west-1.s3.amazonaws.com/...' \
-H 'x-amz-server-side-encryption: AES256' \
-H 'Content-Md5: <Base64_string>' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/gzip' \
--data-binary '<path_to_gzipped_file>'

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