The video tutorial covers Amazon S3 replication, explaining that only new objects are replicated unless the S3 batch replication feature is used for existing objects. It discusses handling delete operations, including optional replication of delete markers, and highlights that deletions with version IDs are not replicated to prevent malicious deletes. The tutorial also clarifies that replication does not chain across multiple buckets. The session concludes with a brief wrap-up.

What happens to existing objects when replication is enabled in Amazon S3?

• They are automatically replicated.

• They remain unreplicated unless S3 batch replication is used.

• They are deleted.

• They are moved to a different bucket.

What feature allows the replication of existing objects in Amazon S3?

• S3 Instant Replication

• S3 Object Transfer

• S3 Batch Replication

• S3 Auto Replication

What is the purpose of replicating delete markers in Amazon S3?

• To replicate deletions across buckets

• To avoid malicious deletes from one bucket to another

• To prevent accidental deletions

• To ensure all objects are deleted

What happens if a deletion with a version ID occurs in Amazon S3?

• It is archived.

• It is permanently deleted and not replicated.

• It is replicated to the target bucket.

• It is moved to a different bucket.

What does 'no chaining of replication' mean in Amazon S3?

• Objects from the first bucket are not replicated to the third bucket if there is an intermediary bucket.

• Replication is disabled for all buckets.

• Replication occurs in a circular manner.

• Objects are replicated to all linked buckets.