Creating a Bucket and Uploading an Object to Amazon S3

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Creating a Bucket and Uploading an Object to Amazon S3

Creating an Amazon S3 bucket and uploading an object to it are foundational skills for working with AWS S3, a scalable and highly durable cloud storage service. In the end, we will learn how to create a bucket and upload an object

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Lab Info

Level

Intermediate

Last updated

Sep 24, 2025

Duration

45m

Challenge

Create an S3 Bucket

Here we will create our first S3 bucket.
Challenge

Upload an Object to the bucket

We will upload an object (of your choice) to the S3 bucket.

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