AWS Classroom notes 03/Jan/2024

AWS S3 contd

Major elements

  • Buckets: This is a logical storage location. Each Bucket belongs to a region. In buckets we will have folders and objects
  • Objects: These represent file. Each file cannot be greater than 5 TiB.
  • Versioning: We can store the objects with versions.

Storage Classes

  • Storage class is helpful in fine tuning pricing model according to access and storage costs. Refer Here for s3 storage classes
  • Frequently accesed data
    • S3 Standard
    • Reduced redundancy
  • Infrequently accessed data
    • Standard Infrequent Access (IA)
    • One Zone IA
  • Archived data: This is for archival data
    • Glacier instant retrieval: Here low latency access upto milliseconds is supported
    • Glacier flexible retreival: Here data access can be in minutes
    • Glacier deep archive: Here the is stored and cannot be accessed. If you want to access convert to other storage classes which takes time upto 12 hours.
  • S3 Intelligent tiering: In this aws will switch the storage classes according to your usage to optimize bills.
  • Life Cycle Management: We can configure rules to move the data from one storage class to other storage class depending on age. Example:

    • once the data is uploaded it should be in standard for 90 days
    • 91-365 it should in infrequent access
    • 365+ should in glacier deep archive.
  • Static Website Hosting: S3 is a blob storage which allows access over https, we can host websites in s3 bucket as long as they are static (HTML, CSS and Javascript).

References

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