AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C03) - S3 Managing Objects Lab

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on managing Amazon S3 buckets. It covers the creation of folders using prefixes and delimiters, uploading files, setting permissions, and configuring storage classes and encryption. The tutorial also explains file versioning and deletion, highlighting the importance of understanding S3's underlying structure and features. By the end, viewers will have a clear understanding of how to effectively use S3 for data storage and management.

What is the primary purpose of an S3 bucket?

• To create virtual machines

• To manage network traffic

• To store and manage data objects

• To host websites

In S3, what are folders actually represented by?

• Linked lists

• Prefixes and delimiters

• Actual directories

• Separate storage units

What happens when you click 'Create folder' in S3?

• A new bucket is created

• An object with a suffix slash is created

• A new directory is created

• A new file is uploaded

What must you provide to set permissions for additional AWS accounts?

• Account password

• Canonical ID or email address

• Account username

• AWS access key

Which storage class is suitable for infrequently accessed data?

• Glacier

• Standard-IA

• Standard

• Reduced Redundancy

What is the minimum size of an object in S3?

• 0 bytes

• 10 bytes

• 1 byte

• 1 kilobyte

How can lifecycle management be applied in S3?

• By using access frequency

• By using file type

• By using tags

• By using object size

What feature allows you to maintain different versions of a file in S3?

• Replication

• Tagging

• Versioning

• Encryption

What does 'marked for deletion' mean in S3?

• The file is moved to a different bucket

• The file can be recovered

• The file is archived

• The file is permanently deleted

What additional security measure can be enabled for file deletion in S3?

• Data encryption

• IP whitelisting

• MFA delete

• Password protection