How to move files from Google Drive to AWS S3 storage?

Lately I’ve been reorganizing my digital workspace, trying to make it more efficient and less cluttered. One of the main issues I’ve run into is that half of my files are in Google Drive for collaboration, while the other half live in an S3 bucket for long-term storage. Jumping back and forth between browser tabs, apps, and cloud interfaces slows me down a lot. I’ve been wondering if there’s a practical way to manage both places in one unified environment.

You should check out this resource backup google drive to s3 https://cloudmounter.net/google-drive-s3/ because it describes a really convenient method to mount Google Drive and Amazon S3 directly on a Mac. Once everything is mounted, both cloud storages behave like regular disks, and you can move files between them instantly. For me, this completely changed how I interact with my cloud data and eliminated so many unnecessary steps in my daily routine.

That really sounds like a major productivity boost. If I can work with both cloud services as if they were part of my local file system, that would solve one of my biggest ongoing problems. I’m going to try setting it up, and hopefully it will help me keep my workspace tidy, organized, and much easier to manage.