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Creating Amazon S3 Buckets, Managing Objects, and Enabling Versioning

Welcome to the hands-on lab, where we will create two S3 buckets and verify public versus non-public access to the buckets. We will also enable and validate versioning based on uploaded objects.

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Path Info

Level

Beginner

Duration

30m

Published

Jun 10, 2019

Challenge

Create a Public and Private Amazon S3 Bucket

Download the two image files found at https://github.com/ACloudGuru-Resources/S3BucketsLabFiles to your local machine.

Create two S3 buckets.

One bucket should be a private bucket named acg-testlab-private-<random>.

The other bucket should be a public bucket named acg-testlab-public-<random>. The public bucket should have public access unblocked. For object ownership in the public bucket, select ACLs enabled and Bucket owner preferred.

Upload the file cat1.jpg found in the lab files to both S3 buckets, and test whether you can access them
Challenge

Enable Versioning on the Public Bucket and Validate Access to Different Versions of Files with the Same Name

Enable versioning the public bucket. Rename the image originally named cat2.jpg to cat1.jpg, and upload it to the public S3 bucket, which will be created as a new version of the original file. Using the URLs for the different versions of the image, confirm that you can access both images.

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A Cloud Guru

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