Thursday 19 September 2024

S3 Glacier AWS labs step by step

 

1. Create an S3 Glacier Vault

  • Navigate to S3 Console: In the AWS Management Console, search for "S3" and select the service.
  • Create Vault: Click "Create bucket".
  • Configure Vault:
    • Bucket name: Provide a unique name for your vault.
    • Region: Choose the desired region for your vault.
    • Storage class: Select "Glacier" as the storage class.
    • Properties: Configure any additional properties as needed (e.g., encryption, tagging).
  • Create bucket: Click "Create bucket".
  • Image of AWS S3 Console showing the creation of a Glacier vault

2. Upload Files to the Vault

  • Navigate to the Vault: Select the newly created vault.
  • Upload Files: Click "Upload" and select the files you want to archive.
  • Configure Upload:
    • Archive format: Choose the desired archive format (e.g., ZIP, TAR).
    • Description: Provide an optional description for the archive.
    • Encryption: Configure encryption if desired.
  • Upload: Click "Upload".
  • Image of AWS S3 Console showing the upload of files to a Glacier vault

3. Retrieve Files from the Vault

  • Initiate Retrieval: Select the archive you want to retrieve.
  • Initiate Retrieval: Click "Initiate job".
  • Choose Retrieval Type: Select the desired retrieval type (e.g., Standard, Expedited, Bulk).
  • Initiate: Click "Initiate job".
  • Image of AWS S3 Console showing the initiation of a retrieval job

4. Download Retrieved Files

  • Wait for Retrieval: Once the retrieval job completes, you can download the files.
  • Download Files: Click "Download" next to the retrieved archive.
  • Image of AWS S3 Console showing the download of retrieved files

5. Additional Considerations

  • Retrieval Types: Choose the appropriate retrieval type based on your retrieval speed and cost requirements.
  • Lifecycle Management: Use S3 Lifecycle Management to automatically transition files to Glacier after a specified period.
  • Data Protection: Consider encryption and other security measures to protect your archived data.
  • Cost Optimization: Evaluate the cost implications of different retrieval types and storage durations.

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