AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C01)- Amazon S3 Versioning -Lab

The video tutorial covers configuring versioning on an AWS S3 bucket. It begins with an introduction to the AWS management console and the creation of a new S3 bucket. The tutorial then demonstrates how to upload files and set public access permissions. It explains enabling versioning on the bucket and managing multiple versions of objects. The video also covers deleting and restoring object versions, including the use of delete markers. Finally, it introduces the concept of MFA delete for enhanced security.

What is the primary reason for disabling 'Block all public access' when creating an S3 bucket in this tutorial?

• To enable versioning by default

• To prevent unauthorized access

• To ensure maximum security

• To allow easier access for testing purposes

Which action is necessary to make an uploaded object publicly accessible in S3?

• Change the bucket region

• Edit the access control list

• Rename the object

• Enable versioning

What does enabling versioning on an S3 bucket allow you to do?

• Maintain multiple versions of an object

• Track changes to bucket policies

• Automatically delete old objects

• Create multiple buckets

What is a 'delete marker' in the context of S3 versioning?

• A tool for restoring deleted objects

• A tag for identifying deleted objects

• A special version that hides an object from view

• A marker that permanently deletes an object

How can you restore the visibility of an object that has been hidden by a delete marker?

• Enable public access

• Delete the delete marker

• Re-upload the object

• Change the bucket region

What happens when you delete an object from the S3 bucket without listing versions?

• The object is moved to a different bucket

• A delete marker is added

• The object is permanently deleted

• The object is archived

What additional security feature can be enabled to protect object version deletions?

• Automatic backup

• Encryption at rest

• Access logging

• Multi-factor authentication delete

Why might you want to delete a specific version of an object?

• To reduce storage costs

• To increase upload speed

• To change the bucket region

• To enable public access

What must be done to permanently delete a specific version of an object?

• Change the object's permissions

• Confirm the deletion by typing 'permanently delete'

• Use the AWS CLI

• Disable versioning

What is the effect of enabling MFA delete on an S3 bucket?

• It disables versioning

• It automatically backs up all versions

• It requires a one-time password for deletions

• It allows anonymous access