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BEGIN LEAKED FIREBASE CONFIGURATION
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apiKey: AIzaSyBIklC6-GUCwA9d_F8VRtKQQwkz6rX_ZEM
authDomain: platy-pixel-d07cd.firebaseapp.com
projectId: platy-pixel-d07cd
storageBucket: platy-pixel-d07cd.appspot.com
messagingSenderId: 172079264802
appId: 1:172079264802:web:9b5194bd5a6d566fe6067b
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END LEAKED FIREBASE CONFIGURATION
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aws s3api delete-object --bucket="bucket_name" --key="object_name"
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//using aws cli
aws s3 rm s3://mybucket/test2.txt
aws s3 rm s3://mybucket/folder --recursive
Amazon S3 provides DELETE API to delete an object.
If the bucket in which the object exists is version controlled, then we can
specify the version of the object that we want to delete. The other versions of
the Object still exist within the bucket.
If we do not specify the version, and just pass the key name, Amazon S3 will
delete the object and return the version id. And the object will not appear on
the bucket.
In case the bucket is Multi-factor authentication (MFA) enabled, then the
DELETE request will fail if we do not specify a MFA token.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/DeletingObjects.html