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The AWS Transfer Family offers managed SFTP, FTPS, and FTP services to securely transfer files to and from Amazon S3 or Amazon EFS. You can configure endpoints to control how your clients interact with these services. There are two primary types of endpoints in AWS Transfer Family: 1. Public Endpoint 2. VPC Endpoint Comparison Table:…

Vault Lock vs. S3 Object Lock Feature Vault Lock (Glacier) S3 Object Lock Applies to Entire Vault Individual Objects Compliance Enforcement Vault-wide Policy Per-object WORM settings Retention Control Time-based Policy Retention periods per object Modification After Locking No changes allowed Object retention settings can be extended 2. Retention Modes S3 Object Lock supports two modes:…

Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose buffer size determines how much data Firehose collects before delivering it to the destination. This affects performance, latency, and cost. 🔹 Key Parameters for Buffering Kinesis Data Firehose buffers data using two settings: Firehose delivers data when either the buffer size is met or the buffer interval expires. Destination Buffer Size…

In Amazon Kinesis, shards and partitions are terms related to the way data is distributed and processed in Kinesis streams, but they refer to different concepts: Shard: A shard is the basic unit of capacity within an Amazon Kinesis stream. It acts as a container for the stream’s data and is responsible for: Each shard…