NoSQL Databases
Category: storage
Amazon S3 – III
Amazon S3 versioning As described earlier, Amazon S3 identifies objects in part by using the object name. For example, when you upload an employee photo to Amazon S3, you might name the object employee.jpg and store it in a bucket called employees. Without Amazon S3 versioning, every time you upload an object called employee.jpg to the employees…
Amazon S3 – II
Amazon S3 storage classes When you upload an object to Amazon S3 and you don’t specify the storage class, you upload it to the default storage class, often referred to as standard storage. In previous lessons, you learned about the default Amazon S3 standard storage class. Amazon S3 storage classes let you change your storage…
Snow family
snow family products
Amazon FSx
Amazon FSx options
AWS Storage
Types of Storage.
AWS Database options
Purpose-built databases for all application needs
AWS S3 – notes
S3 Security User Based Resources Based (can be account) IAM principal can access S3 object if: Bucket Policies Bucket setting for public access override policy to prevent data leaks (can be set at account level). Note: versioning is enabled at bucket level S3 Replication Version must be enabled. Buckets can be in different accounts but…
AWS Storage Gateway
AWS Storage Gateway gives your applications on-premises and in-cloud access to virtually unlimited cloud storage. Bridge between on-premise data and cloud data in S3, Hybrid cloud service to allow on-premise seamlessly use the AWS Cloud. Can use Storage Gateway to simplify storage management and reduce costs for key hybrid cloud storage use cases. These include…
AWS S3
AWS Simple Storage Service – S3 Buckets Object storage Naming conventions: Max object size of 5TB, if uploading more than 5GB must use multipart upload. Classes S3 Standard-IA and S3 One Zone-IA storage have a minimum billable object size of 128 KB S3 Standard-IA, and S3 One Zone-IA storage are charged for a minimum storage…