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Subject: S3 source
From: Roman Shaposhnik <rvs@apache.org>
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Hi!

I have, what I would imagine, is a pretty common use case -- a bunch of S3
buckets with access logging enabled. S3 is nice in a sense that the logging
for the bucket all goes back to a bucket of your choice, but of course, I really
want this data in HDFS so I can analyze it.

Is there a flume source that can help me here? I couldn't find one.

Thanks,
Roman.