AWS Tutorial AWS Solutions Architect and SysOps Administrator - Create First S3 Object

This lecture explains how to upload files to an AWS S3 bucket, detailing the process of selecting a bucket, uploading a file, and understanding the metadata associated with the uploaded object. It also covers how to access these objects via HTTP requests and the steps required to change bucket permissions to allow public access. The lecture concludes with a brief overview of making objects publicly accessible and a preview of the next topic on S3 storage classes.

What is the first step to upload a file to an S3 bucket?

• Log into the AWS Management Console

• Select the file from your local workstation

• Create a new bucket

• Click on 'Make Public'

What is created for each object uploaded to an S3 bucket?

• A metadata file

• A unique object URL

• A duplicate file

• A backup copy

How can you access an S3 object via a web browser?

• By using the AWS CLI

• By entering the object URL in the browser

• By logging into the AWS Management Console

• By downloading the AWS SDK

What is the default access setting for S3 buckets?

• Read-only access

• Write-only access

• Private access

• Public access

What must be done to make an S3 bucket publicly accessible?

• Enable 'Block all public access'

• Edit permissions and remove the block on public access

• Create a new public bucket

• Delete the existing bucket