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AWS s3 single bucket access policy
Setting permissions on an S3 bucket can be crucial for controlling access to your data. With S3, you can manage permissions at both the bucket level and the object level. To grant permissions to a single bucket in Amazon S3, you typically use the AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) service. Here’s a basic guide… Continue reading
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AWS CloudFront Cache invalidation Clear
To clear the cache in AWS CloudFront, you can perform cache invalidation. This process removes specific files or paths from the CloudFront cache, prompting CloudFront to fetch fresh content from your origin server the next time it’s requested. Here are the steps to clear the CloudFront cache using the AWS Management Console: Please note: Using… Continue reading
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Add AWS CloudFront to a S3 bucket
Integrating AWS CloudFront with Amazon S3 can enhance the delivery of your content by caching it at edge locations closer to your users. Follow these steps to set up AWS CloudFront with an S3 bucket: Prerequisites: Steps: 1. Create an S3 Bucket: If you haven’t already created an S3 bucket, you can create one through… Continue reading
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Delete objects after a certain period of time of AWS S3 bucket
Certainly! Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) provides a way to manage object lifecycle by defining rules that can automatically delete objects after a specific period of time or transition them to different storage classes. You can set up lifecycle rules using the AWS Management Console, AWS Command Line Interface (CLI), or AWS SDKs. Here’s… Continue reading