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140139### AWS CLI
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142141Cloudflare R2 is S3-compatible, so you can use the AWS CLI to interact with it.
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147146aws s3 cp s3://< BUCKET-NAME> /< PATH-TO-LOG-FILE><LOCAL-DESTINATION> `
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149+ Replace ` < bucket-name> ` , ` < path-to-log-file> ` , and ` < local-destination> ` with your specific details.
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149151Downloaded files are gzipped so they must be decompressed before you can open them in a text editor.
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