AWS Classroom notes 06/Jan/2024

S3 contd

Activity 2: Storage classes

  • By default, AWS will assign standard storage class.
  • Storage class can be changed
  • Lets change to Standard-IA

  • Lets change to Intelligent-tiering
  • Manually changing storage classes is not sensible, we have two options
    • Intelligent tiering
    • Lifecycle
  • If we have a pattern such as shown below, then lifecycle is better
    • first 180 days => Standard
    • 181-365 days => One Zone -IA
    • 365 + => Glacier
  • Lets create a lifecycle
  • Select Bucket and management create a Lifecycle rule


Versioning in S3

  • AWS S3 supports enable and suspend versioning
  • Lets enable versioning


  • When we write life cycle rules we need to also write on non current versions

Replication in S3

  • Redundancy is for AWS to provide durability and availability. Replication is something which we can use to copy contents for one bucket to another.

Requester pays

  • In s3 we have two costs
    • access costs
    • storage costs
  • When we select requester pays, then aws will charge the requesting aws account for access costs

Activities

  • Create an s3 bucket with folder docs
  • Enable versioning
  • atleast have 3 versions of resume.txt
  • delete the first/oldest version
  • now suspend versioining
  • Create one more s3 bucket in a different region and replicate all the data from above steps to current bucket
  • Create a lifecycle rule to move to intelligent tiering after 60 days
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