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when trying with bentoml 1.0.16 I get the following issue:

bentoml.export_bento('test_service:latest',
                     'test_bucket',
                     protocol='s3', subpath='bentos',
                     user='test_user', passwd='test_pw')

fs.opener.errors.OpenerError: invalid bucket name in '<s3://test_user>:test_pw'

For some reason it seems like the bucket and the subpath get removed from the url and instead only the user and passwd stays

can you try

pip install 'bentoml[aws]'

?

pip install 'bentoml[aws]'

worked thanks

bentoml.export_bento('test_service:latest',
                     '<s3://test_bucket>',
                     protocol='s3', subpath='bentos',
                     user='test_user', passwd='test_pw')

you will need to specify a

s3://

path

then I am getting this:

return bento.export(

File "/home/nico_linux/miniforge3/envs/parrot-main/lib/python3.9/site-packages/bentoml/_internal/exportable.py", line 203, in export

raise ValueError(

ValueError: An FS URL was passed as the output path; all additional information should be passed as part of the URL.

could you share your full code sample?

That is it, only

import bentoml

was missing

The best way to specify username and password is through environment variables

okay, I do not find that in the documentation. Which env variables would that be?

the AWS envvar