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PROJECT


Manage AWS S3 Through Command Line Interface

Learn to create and manage an Amazon S3 bucket in this project. We’ll copy, delete, and download objects to and from an S3 bucket using the Command Line Interface.

Manage AWS S3 Through Command Line Interface

You will learn to:

Create an Amazon S3 bucket.

Copy data to the Amazon S3 bucket.

Download data from the Amazon S3 bucket.

Perform object management on the Amazon S3 bucket.

Skill

Using AWS Cloud Services

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of Amazon Web Services

Basic knowledge of AWS CLI

Must have an AWS account

Basic knowledge of S3

Technology

Amazon S3

Project Description

Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is an object-storage service by Amazon. Amazon provides scalability, data availability, security, and performance through this service. This service is scalable, which means all individuals and companies can use it to store their data. Amazon S3 can be used to do the following:

  • Build a data lake
  • Back up and restore critical data
  • Archive data at the lowest cost
  • Run cloud-native applications

Amazon S3 includes management features that allow us to optimize, organize, and configure data access to meet our specific business, organizational, and compliance needs.

In this project, we’ll create and manage an S3 bucket using Amazon S3. At the end of this project, we’ll host a static web page over S3 and access it with a public Domain Name System.

Project Tasks

1

Configuration

Task 0: Introduction

Task 1: Configuration

2

S3 Bucket

Task 2: List All the Buckets

Task 3: Create a New Bucket

Task 4: List Data from the Bucket

Task 5: Upload Data to the Bucket

Task 6: Download Data from the Bucket

Task 7: Copy Data from One Bucket to Another

Task 8: Generate a URL for the S3 Object

Task 9: Remove an Object from the Bucket

Task 10: Delete a Bucket

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Relevant Courses

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