du - Display object size usage
Synopsis
gsutil du url...
Description
The du command displays the amount of space (in bytes) being used by the objects in the file or object hierarchy under a given URL. The syntax emulates the Linux du command (which stands for disk usage). For example, the command:
gsutil du -s gs://your-bucket/dir
will report the total space used by all objects under gs://your-bucket/dir and any sub-directories.
Options
| -0 | Ends each output line with a 0 byte rather than a newline. This can be useful to make the output more easily machine-readable. |
| -a | Includes non-current object versions / generations in the listing (only useful with a versioning-enabled bucket). Also prints generation and metageneration for each listed object. |
| -c | Produce a grand total. |
| -e | A pattern to exclude from reporting. Example: -e “*.o” would exclude any object that ends in ”.o”. Can be specified multiple times. |
| -h | Prints object sizes in human-readable format (e.g., 1KB, 234MB, 2GB, etc.) |
| -s | Display only a summary total for each argument. |
| -X | Similar to -e, but excludes patterns from the given file. The patterns to exclude should be one per line. |
Examples
To list the size of all objects in a bucket:
gsutil du gs://bucketname
To list the size of all objects underneath a prefix:
gsutil du gs://bucketname/prefix/*
To print the total number of bytes in a bucket, in human-readable form:
gsutil du -ch gs://bucketname
To see a summary of the total bytes in the two given buckets:
gsutil du -s gs://bucket1 gs://bucket2
To list the size of all objects in a versioned bucket, including objects that are not the latest:
gsutil du -a gs://bucketname
To list all objects in a bucket, except objects that end in ”.bak”, with each object printed ending in a null byte:
gsutil du -e "\*.bak" -0 gs://bucketname
To get a total of all buckets in a project with a grand total for an entire project:
gsutil -o GSUtil:default_project_id=project-name du -shc