- Amazon Web Services
- Level 100 (Introductory)
- Using the console, create an S3 bucket
- Upload an object (any file) into the bucket
- What is Simple Storage Service (S3)?
- What is a bucket?
- What is object storage?
- How is object storage different than block storage?
- What is the maximum amount of data that you can store in an S3 bucket?
- What is the maximum file size you can store in an S3 bucket?
- By default, are objects in an S3 bucket public?
- What are the security best practices regarding S3 buckets?
- What is an S3 bucket policy?
- What are storage classes in S3?
- How is a bucket policy different from an IAM policy?
- Getting Started with S3
- Intro to S3
- Creating a bucket
- Uploading your first object into a bucket
- Bucket Policies
- Storage classes in S3
- Security breach due to public bucket policies
- This project is included in the free tier.
- The free tier includes 5GB of Amazon S3 storage in the S3 Standard storage class; 20,000 GET Requests; 2,000 PUT, COPY, POST, or LIST Requests; and 15GB of Data Transfer Out each month.
- An empty bucket does not incur any costs.
- S3 Pricing after free tier exhaustion
- 15 minutes
- Each bucket's name has to be unique globally, across every single bucket in the world.
- Try to get the URL for the object you uploaded in this task and access it using a browser, you should get an access denied error
- Do not store sensitive information in a bucket that has public access.
- Do not turn on versioning on this bucket, it will be difficult to delete.