AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C01)- Create an S3 Bucket - Hands-On Labs

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on using AWS S3, focusing on creating and managing S3 buckets. It covers the global nature of S3 services, the importance of specifying regions for buckets, and the block public access settings to secure data. The tutorial also explains how to create a new bucket with unique names, discusses features like versioning, tags, and encryption, and demonstrates how to upload objects while managing access controls. Finally, it touches on permissions, lifecycle rules, and management options for effective S3 usage.

What is the significance of specifying a region when creating an S3 bucket?

• It sets the default storage class for the bucket.

• It limits the number of objects that can be stored.

• It affects the latency and availability of the bucket.

• It determines the currency used for billing.

What does the block public access setting do at the account level?

• It prevents any bucket from being publicly accessible.

• It encrypts all data stored in the account.

• It allows only specific IP addresses to access the account.

• It automatically deletes old versions of objects.

Why must S3 bucket names be unique across the internet?

• To avoid conflicts with other AWS services.

• To ensure data integrity.

• To prevent duplicate bucket creation.

• To ensure global accessibility.

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

• To reduce storage costs.

• To allow multiple users to access the bucket simultaneously.

• To keep multiple versions of an object for recovery.

• To automatically encrypt all objects in the bucket.

How can tags be useful in managing S3 resources?

• They automatically back up the data.

• They reduce the cost of storage.

• They increase the security of the bucket.

• They help in organizing and identifying resources.

What is the role of server access logging in S3?

• To replicate data to another region.

• To automatically delete old objects.

• To log requests made to the bucket for auditing.

• To encrypt data stored in the bucket.

What happens if you try to upload an object with the same name to a non-versioned bucket?

• The object will be stored in a different region.

• A new version of the object will be created.

• The existing object will be overwritten.

• The upload will fail.

How can you make an object publicly accessible in an S3 bucket?

• By setting a bucket policy to allow public access.

• By enabling versioning on the bucket.

• By changing the object's storage class.

• By encrypting the object.

What is the purpose of the requester pays feature in S3?

• To charge the bucket owner for data retrieval.

• To enable faster data transfer.

• To transfer data retrieval costs to the requester.

• To allow anonymous access to the bucket.

What is a limitation of hosting a static website on S3?

• It cannot be accessed publicly.

• It does not support server-side scripting.

• It requires a dedicated server.

• It cannot host HTML documents.