AWS Certified Data Analytics Specialty 2021 – Hands-On - S3 Event Notifications – Hands-On

The video tutorial demonstrates how to create an Amazon S3 bucket and set up event notifications. It covers configuring event notifications to send events to Amazon SQS, SNS, or Lambda. The tutorial includes creating an SQS queue, updating access policies, and testing the setup by uploading a file to the S3 bucket. The process of automating tasks using S3 event notifications and SQS is also explained.

What is the first step in setting up event notifications for an S3 bucket?

• Create a new S3 bucket

• Enable Amazon EventBridge integration

• Choose event types

• Set up a prefix and suffix

Which destination can you choose for sending S3 event notifications?

• Amazon SQS

• Amazon RDS

• Amazon EC2

• Amazon DynamoDB

What must be done before S3 can send messages to an SQS queue?

• Enable S3 versioning

• Set up a CloudWatch alarm

• Modify the SQS access policy

• Create a new IAM role

What is the purpose of the policy generator in the context of SQS?

• To enable Amazon EventBridge

• To generate a policy for SQS access

• To set up event types

• To create a new S3 bucket

How can you verify that an S3 event notification is working with SQS?

• By checking the S3 bucket logs

• By setting up a CloudWatch alarm

• By uploading an object and checking for a message in SQS

• By enabling Amazon EventBridge

What event type was used in the demonstration to test S3 event notifications?

• Object removed

• Object restored

• Object created

• Object deleted

What can be done with the message received in SQS from an S3 event notification?

• Delete the S3 bucket

• Enable S3 versioning

• Modify the S3 bucket policy

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