Storage - S3 Flashcards

1
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Type of storage?

A

Object storage; you can store virtually any kid of data in any format.

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2
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Features?

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Accessible to anyone or any service with the right permissions

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3
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Max storage size

A

virtually unlimited

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4
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Max file size

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max range of 5 Tbps

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5
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Performance (Latency)

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low, for mixed request types, and integration with CloudFront

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Performance (Throughput)

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Multiple GBs per second; supports multi-part uploads

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Why S3 over EFS and EBS?

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Better throughput and durability than EBS same as EFS ; better access than EFS or EBS; multitude of use cases

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8
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What is a S3 object?

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a file and or metadata

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9
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What is a S3 key?

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a unique id for an object within a bucket

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10
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What is an S3 bucket?

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is where objects(data) are stored. Bucket name must be DNS-compliant.

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Bucket limitations

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After you create, cannot change the name or region; can create up to 100 buckets; can’t

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What is the data consistency model?

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Read-after-write consistency for PUTs on new objects, eventual consistency for read-after-write HEAD or GET requests; eventual consistency for overwrite PUTs and DELETEs in all regions; strong read-after-write consistency for any storage request

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13
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What is S3 Standard?

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general purpose storage of frequently accessed data

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14
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What is S3 Standard IA?

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for long lived, less frequently accessed data. Objects are stored redundantly across multiple AZs

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15
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What is S3 Standard Onezone IA?

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less frequently accessed data, but in one AZ meaning data is not resilient.

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16
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What’s particular about file sizes for infrequently accessed objects?

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Objects must be larger than 128KB that you plan to store for at least 30 days. S3 charges you for 128 KB

17
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What are the S3 APIs?

A

REST API uses standard HTTP requests to create, fetch, and delete buckets and objects. SOAP, support for HTTPS. REST API

18
Q

What are particular features of S3 Objects?

A

Private by default. You cannot modify object metadata after object is upload.

19
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What are the types of object metadata?

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system metadata and user-defined metadata

20
Q

What is the S3 pricing model?

A

Charged for what you use. No charges for creating buckets, only storing objects in the bucket and transferring object in and out the bucket.

21
Q

What can be be charged for specifically?

A

storage; GET requests, retrievals and early deletes of IA and glacier; storage management; bandwidth

22
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What are types of network offered?

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host-style access with the bucket.s3.amazonaws.com format or path-style access using the endpoint that matches the region the bucket resides, i.e., s3.amazonaws.com/bucket. Bucket names can be same as CNAME

23
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What is transfer acceleration?

A

enables fast, secure, files over long distances between client and S3 bucket, while taking advantage of cloudfront. Cannot be disabled, on suspended. The URL is bucket.s3-accerate.amazonaws.com.