Ahodges/documentation/doc764

@WatsonEmily , please distribute for PM review for usability by our audience.
@jhelbert , @stroilova , @shnayder , @rocha  please review for accuracy, completeness, and level of detail, particularly wrt data czars who will need to revise scripts for post-download processing.
@mhoeber , @srpearce please copy edit.
@ahodges, it should be enough to specify edx-course-data . They would need
to navigate then to their organizationx folder and find the appropriate
files


On Thu, Jul 31, 2014 at 3:22 PM, Alison Hodges <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> In docs/en_us/data/source/internal_data_formats/package.rst:
>
> > +****************************************************************
> > +Download Data Packages from Amazon S3
> > +***********************************************************
> *****
> > +
> > +You download the files in your data package from the Amazon S3 storage service.
> > +
> > +#. Connect to Amazon S3 using a third-party tool or the AWS Command Line
> > +   Interface. For information about connecting to Amazon S3, see :ref:`Access
> > +   Amazon S3`.
> > +
> > +#. To download daily event files, open the **edx-course-data** bucket, and then
> > +   navigate through the following directory structure to locate the files that
> > +   you want:
> > +
> > +   ``{org}/{site}/events/{year}``
> > +
>
> "In order to connect to the *edx-course-data* bucket with a third-party
> tool, you may need to specify both the name of the bucket and the name of
> your {org} directory. For example, edx-course-data/universityx."
> @stroilova <https://github.com/stroilova> , is that complete or does it
> need the slash at the end too? will they know what their org is?
>
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