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Store and Retrieve Objects with Amazon S3
During this hands-on lab, you'll create your first Amazon S3 bucket, move objects in and out of it, and confirm that storage behaves the way you expect. Along the way, you'll hit a common storage hiccup that blocks object retrieval, diagnose what went wrong, and fix it so the workflow succeeds. By the end, you'll have a working mental model of how buckets and objects relate and the confidence to handle a basic S3 storage task on your own.
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Challenge
Create a basic object storage workflow with Amazon S3
- Create an S3 bucket in the required Region with the default settings for this lab.
- Verify the bucket is available and ready to receive objects.
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Upload and retrieve objects to confirm expected S3 behavior
- Add the required object to the bucket using the console upload workflow.
- Confirm the object can be located, read, and retrieved as expected.
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Diagnose and restore a bounded S3 object access problem
- Observe the symptoms of the introduced issue affecting object retrieval or bucket selection (file prefix incorrect).
- Correct the issue so the required object workflow succeeds again.
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