- Should have AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio Code installed: Step by Step tutorial
- Should have AWS Credentials set in .aws hidden directory: Step by Step tutorial
- Open VS Code,
- Click on the AWS Icon,
- Expand the AWS Explorer Section,
- Click on the icon next to S3,
- You will be prompted to enter a bucket name,
- Once the bucket is created you should see a message: Created bucket: bucket-name

You can also see the toolkit logs,
2022-09-02 16:46:16 [INFO]: Creating bucket: my-bucket-test-22
2022-09-02 16:46:17 [INFO]: Created bucket: {
bucket: Bucket (name=my-bucket-test-22, region=us-east-1, arn=arn:aws:s3:::my-bucket-test)
}
You can upload files and create folders just by right-clicking on the bucket and choosing the appropriate options,

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