
Explore Amazon S3, a secure, durable, highly scalable storage service that uses buckets to hold objects like files and videos, with versioning, encryption, and global accessibility.
Discover Amazon S3 storage classes, lifecycle management for cost savings, and retrieval options from Glacier to infrequent access.
Create and configure a lab bucket in s3, set region and options like public access, versioning, and encryption, then upload objects and folders, manage access, and explore object actions.
Explore how Amazon S3 bucket and user policies grant or deny access to bucket objects, using explicit denies, conditional permissions, and elements like resources, actions, principal, and conditions.
Learn to create an S3 bucket policy that denies uploads of non-encrypted objects, test enforcement by uploading unencrypted and encrypted files, and validate policy behavior in a lab setup.
Learn how S3 access logging records bucket requests for security and audits, storing logs in target bucket via a log delivery group; enabling logging is free, though storage costs apply.
Enable server access logging for an S3 bucket, configure a destination bucket for logs, and understand log contents like source IP, operation, status, and timing for audit and troubleshooting.
Learn how S3 encryption protects data at rest and in transit, with default bucket encryption and server-side options using customer master keys or keys stored in a management service.
Explore S3 encryption, including default encryption and server-side encryption with AWS KMS or S3 managed keys. Experiment with per-object encryption and observe encryption at object and packet levels.
Understand how S3 versioning preserves multiple object versions in a bucket, enabling recovery and history. Learn how MFA delete adds hardware-based authentication to prevent accidental or intentional deletions.
Learn how Amazon S3 versioning handles object keys, including uploading duplicates, viewing current and previous versions, and how suspending versioning affects future uploads.
Enable and configure MFA delete on an Amazon S3 bucket, manage security credentials, upload objects, and delete versioned objects under multifactor authentication.
Enable S3 cross region replication to copy objects from a source bucket to a destination bucket across regions, with in transit encryption and replication only for new objects.
Set up cross region replication in Amazon S3 by creating source and replicate buckets, configuring replication rules with filters or all objects, and testing replication of new objects.
Leverage S3 lifecycle management to automatically transition objects between storage classes and expire them after a set period, guided by versioning-aware rules across buckets.
Set up and manage S3 bucket lifecycle rules to automatically transition objects between storage classes, handle current and previous versions, manage incomplete multipart uploads, and schedule expirations with cost warnings.
Learn how to configure Amazon S3 event notifications to trigger on object creation, removal, restoration, and replication events, and deliver messages to SNS, SQS, Lambda, or push notification services.
Learn to configure Amazon S3 event notifications in a lab, set SQS as the destination, define object created events, and adjust access policies to enable message delivery.
Learn how to host static content with Amazon S3, enable static website hosting, configure endpoints and redirects, and appreciate the low-cost, secure, scalable benefits.
Set up a static website on Amazon S3 by uploading files and configuring the index document. Enable public access with bucket permissions and a policy generated via the policy generator.
In this course, you will learn about AWS S3 Storage service available on Amazon Cloud. When you are preparing for an AWS Certification, Storage is the first thing you should learn and explore. You will be learning all kinds of Storage options available on AWS S3 with some hands-on demonstration of how you can actually create and instance and make use of various options available.
Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service)
It is a general-purpose object storage that works well for unstructured data sets such as media content. Amazon S3 provides the highest level of data durability and availability on the AWS Cloud. There are three tiers of storage: one each for hot, warm, or cold data. In terms of pricing, the colder the data, the cheaper it is to store, and the costlier it is to access when needed.
AWS Skills are Hot and Amazon S3 is a Foundational Building Block!
AWS skills are highly desired by many employers and Amazon S3 is one of the core skills you need to master. Many other AWS services rely on and interact heavily with Amazon S3. Mastering AWS Amazon S3 sets a solid foundation for you to continue to build on.
Don't be let down by out of date content! AWS Is Continously Changing!
AWS services are continually changing. This course is one of the most up to date and comprehensive courses available for Amazon S3. By taking this course you will be getting fresh, up to date content on the tools and features that are available to you.
Take advantage of affordable, highly scale-able storage in your own projects
Whether you need a place to back up information or host a blazing fast static website, Amazon S3 can deliver. This course will give you the know-how to take advantage of the scale-ability, redundancy, and bandwidth that is backed by Amazon's global infrastructure.
Gain in depth knowledge
The goal of this course is to give you and in depth knowledge of Amazon S3 and hands on practice using it so you can use it in your own projects or organization.