S3 Flashcards
S3
Infinitely scaling storage
Bucket Policy
Bucket wide rules that you can assign directly from the S3 console
Replication
CRR - Cross Region Replication
SRR - Same Region Replication
Copying is asynchronous
Storage Classes
(Availability, Minimum Storage Duration Charge, Minimum billable object size, Retrieval Fee)
Amazon S3 Standard-General Purpose (99.99, NA, NA, NA)
Amazon S3 Intelligent Tiering (99.9, NA, NA, NA)
Amazon S3-Infrequent Access (99.9, 30, 128KB, PerGB)
Amazon S3 One Zone-Infrequent Access (99.5, 30, 128KB, PerGB)
Glacier Instant Retrieval (99.9, 90, 128KB, PerGB)
Glacier Flexible Retrieval (99.99, 90, 40KB, PerGB)
Glacier Deep Archive (99.99, 180, 40 KB, PerGB)
Storage classes uses
Amazon S3 Standard- Frequently accessed data
Amazon S3 IT - Data automatically moves from frequest to IA tier
Amazon S3-IA - Less frequently accessed but requires rapid access when needed
Amazon S3 One Zone-IA - Less frequently accessed but requires rapid access when needed but 1 zone only
Glacier Instant Retrieval - Archiving but millisecond retrieval (once a quarter)
Glacier Flexible Retrieval - Archiving but 1min to 12 hrs retreival
Glacier Deep Archive - Archiving but 12 hrs to 48 hrs retreival
Encryption
Server side encryption is default
Client side encryption is done when data is encrypted before uploading into S3
iAM Access Analyzer
To ensure that only the intended people have access to your S3 buckets.
It’s going to analyze your Bucket Policies, your S3 ACLs, your S3 Access Point Policies, and so on
Shared Responsibility
Client responsibility is for
S3 versioning
S3 bucket policies
Replication
Logging and Monitoring
S3 storage classes
Data encryption at rest and in transit
Snow Family
SnowCone - 8 and 14 TB, Migrate upto 24TB online and offline
SnowBall Edge - 80 TB, Migrate upto PB offline
SnowMobile - < 100 PB, Migrate upto Exabytes offline
OpsHub
Software you install on your computer to manage snow family device
Snowball Edge Pricing
You have to pay for except data into Amazon S3
Storage Gateway
Exposing S3 data on premises