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Data Durability and Global Resiliency
Data Durability and Global Resiliency
Data Management Features
Introduction to S3 Management Features
With S3, manage data with object-level granularity, as well as at the account and bucket levels. Append tags to individual objects, which can then be used to identify objects to replicate across regions, restrict access to, transfer to lower-cost storage classes, among other operations. S3 also supports S3 Batch Operations – the only storage feature that allows you to take action against thousands, millions, or even billions of objects across your S3 resources with a single API request or a few clicks in the S3 Management Console.
Data Management Topics
S3 Batch Operations
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Object Tagging and S3 Inventory Reports
Cross-Region Replication and Versioning
Cost-Effective Storage Classes
All S3 customers can store their data across a range of distinct storage classes that are designed to accommodate different access requirements at corresponding costs. You can also use S3 Storage Class Analysis to learn data access patterns and S3 Lifecycle tools to transfer less frequently accessed objects to lower-cost storage classes.
Introduction to S3 Storage Classes
S3 Intelligent-Tiering for Data with Changing or Unknown Access Patterns
S3 Data Lifecycle Management Tools
Access Management and Security
Access Management and Security Topics
At creation and by default, all S3 resources are private and can only be accessed by the resource owner or account administrator. This security design lets you configure finely-tuned access policies that align to organizational, governance, security, and compliance requirements. You can use S3 Block Public Access to restrict all access requests to your data. S3 also lets you chose among different encryption options. Watch the videos below to learn more.
Configuring S3 Access Management Policies
S3 Encryption Options
At creation and by default, all S3 resources are private and can only be accessed by the resource owner or account administrator. This security design lets you configure finely-tuned access policies that align to organizational, governance, security, and compliance requirements. You can use S3 Block Public Access to restrict all access requests to your data. S3 also lets you chose among different encryption options. Watch the videos below to learn more.