S3 LAB

 

1. Create an S3 Bucket

• Navigate to the S3 console: In the AWS Management Console, search for "S3" and select the S3 service.
• Create a bucket: Click on "Create bucket".
• Name your bucket: Give your bucket a unique name.
• Choose a region: Select the region where you want to store your bucket.
• Create the bucket: Click on "Create bucket".

creating an S3 bucket in the AWS Management Console

2. Upload Objects to the Bucket

• Upload objects: Click on the name of your bucket.
• Upload files: Drag and drop files or folders into the bucket, or use the "Upload" button to select files.
• Configure upload options: You can configure upload options such as object properties, encryption, and storage class.

uploading objects to an S3 bucket

3. Access and Manage Objects

• List objects: View the list of objects stored in your bucket.
• Download objects: Download objects to your local machine.
• Delete objects: Delete objects that you no longer need.
• Manage object properties: Modify object properties such as metadata, tags, and lifecycle rules.

4. Configure Bucket Properties

• Bucket policies: Control access to your bucket using bucket policies.
• Bucket encryption: Enable server-side encryption for your bucket.
• Bucket lifecycle rules: Configure lifecycle rules to automatically manage object retention and transition.
• Bucket versioning: Enable versioning to track changes to objects and recover deleted objects.

configuring bucket properties in the AWS Management Console

5. Integrate with Other AWS Services

• S3 Transfer Acceleration: Improve data transfer speeds to and from S3.
• Amazon CloudFront: Distribute content from S3 to users worldwide.
• AWS Lambda: Trigger Lambda functions in response to S3 events.
• Amazon Glacier: Store data in S3 Glacier for long-term, low-cost storage.