Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) is an object storage service designed for durability, scalability, and low-latency data access. Data is stored as objects in buckets, each with a unique key. It’s highly available and replicated across multiple AZs within a region for durability (99.999999999%).
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Amazon S3 - Buckets🔵
Amazon S3 - Objects🟢
Amazon S3 - Access Control🔵
Amazon S3 - Static Website Hosting🟢
Amazon S3 - Versioning🟢
Amazon S3 - Replication🟢
Amazon S3 - Storage Classes🟢
Amazon S3 - Lifecycle Rules🟢
Amazon S3 - Storage Class Analysis🟢
Amazon S3 - Requester Pays🟢
Amazon S3 - Event Notifications🟡
Amazon S3 - Baseline Performance🟢
Amazon S3 - Multi-Part Upload🟢
Amazon S3 - Transfer Acceleration🟡
Amazon S3 - Byte-Range Fetches🟡
Amazon S3 - Batch Operations🟡
Amazon S3 - Storage Lens🟢
Amazon S3 - Object Encryption🟢
Amazon S3 - Encryption in Transit (SSL/TLS)🟢
Amazon S3 - CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing)🟢
Amazon S3 – MFA Delete🟡
Amazon S3 – Access Logs🟢
Amazon S3 – Pre-Signed URLs🟢
Amazon S3 – Glacier Vault Lock🟢
Amazon S3 – Object Lock🟡
Amazon S3 – Access Points🟡
Amazon S3 – Object Lambda🟢
AWS S3 Sync Command🟢
Amazon S3 Batch Replication