AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C01)- Amazon S3 Lifecycle Management

This video tutorial covers Amazon S3 lifecycle management, including creating and applying lifecycle rules to manage object transitions and expirations. It explains how to handle current and previous object versions, manage multipart uploads, and clean up incomplete uploads. The tutorial concludes with a brief introduction to using S3 for static website hosting.

What is the purpose of enabling versioning on an S3 bucket?

• To enable faster data retrieval

• To allow public access to the bucket

• To apply different lifecycle rules to current and previous versions of objects

• To increase the storage capacity of the bucket

Which action can be performed by a lifecycle rule on the current version of an object?

• Transitioning to a different storage class

• Changing the object's metadata

• Encrypting the object

• Renaming the object

What is a potential cost consideration when transitioning small objects to Glacier?

• Longer upload times

• Higher storage costs

• Increased retrieval time

• Increased transition costs

Why might you choose to move previous versions of objects directly to Glacier?

• They need to be encrypted

• They are frequently accessed

• They are rarely accessed

• They require faster retrieval

What is the purpose of deleting incomplete multipart uploads?

• To improve data security

• To increase upload speed

• To enhance data retrieval

• To reduce storage costs

What happens to an object when it becomes a noncurrent version?

• It can be transitioned to Glacier after a set period

• It is archived in the same storage class

• It is moved to a different bucket

• It is immediately deleted

What feature will be discussed in the next video following lifecycle management?

• Data encryption

• Cross-region replication

• Static website hosting on S3

• S3 bucket policies