Amazon Simple Storage Service
Getting Started Guide
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Copyright © 2016 Amazon Web Services Inc andor its affiliates All rights reserved
Amazon＇s trademarks and trade dress may not be used in connection with any product or service that is not Amazon＇s in any
manner that is likely to cause confusion among customers or in any manner that disparages or discredits Amazon All other
trademarks not owned by Amazon are the property of their respective owners who may or may not be affiliated with connected to
or sponsored by AmazonAmazon Simple Storage Service Getting Started Guide
Table of Contents
Getting Started 1
Amazon S3 Basics 1
Sign Up for Amazon S3 2
Create a Bucket 3
Add an Object to a Bucket 5
View an Object 7
Move an Object 8
Delete an Object and Bucket 10
Where Do I Go From Here 13
Common Use Scenarios 13
Considerations Going Forward 13
AWS Account and Security Credentials 14
Security 14
AWS Integration 14
Naming Strategy 14
Pricing 14
Advanced Amazon S3 Features 15
Development Resources 15
Reference Resources 15
About This Guide 17
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Amazon S3 Basics
Getting Started with Amazon Simple
Storage Service
Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is storage for the Internet You can use Amazon S3 to
store and retrieve any amount of data at any time from anywhere on the web You can accomplish
these tasks using the AWS Management Console which is a simple and intuitive web interface This
guide introduces you to Amazon S3 and how to use the AWS Management Console to complete the
tasks shown in the following figure
For information on Amazon S3 features pricing and to see the FAQ go to the Amazon S3 product
page
Amazon S3 Basics
To get the most out of Amazon S3 you need to understand a few simple concepts Amazon S3 stores
data as objects within buckets An object consists of a file and optionally any metadata that describes
that file
To store an object in Amazon S3 you upload the file you want to store to a bucket When you upload a
file you can set permissions on the object as well as any metadata
Buckets are the containers for objects You can have one or more buckets For each bucket you
can control access to it (who can create delete and list objects in the bucket) view access logs for
it and its objects and choose the geographical region where Amazon S3 will store the bucket and its
contents
When using the AWS Management Console you can create folders to group objects and you can nest
folders (create folders within folders) If you have used the Amazon S3 API or other utilities you can
learn some important aspects about how folders work with other grouping conventions in the Amazon
Simple Storage Service Console User Guide
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Sign Up for Amazon S3
To use Amazon S3 you need an AWS account If you don＇t already have one you＇ll be prompted to
create one when you sign up for Amazon S3 You will not be charged for Amazon S3 until you use it
For information on Amazon S3 features pricing and to see the FAQ go to the Amazon S3 product
page
To sign up for Amazon S3
1 Go to httpawsamazoncoms3 and click Sign Up
2 Follow the onscreen instructions
AWS will notify you by email when your account is active and available for you to use
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Create a Bucket
Now that you＇ve signed up for Amazon S3 you＇re ready to create a bucket using the AWS
Management Console Every object in Amazon S3 is stored in a bucket Before you can store data in
Amazon S3 you must create a bucket
Note
You are not charged for creating a bucket you are charged only for storing objects in the
bucket and for transferring objects in and out of the bucket The charges you will incur through
following the examples in this guide are minimal (less than 1) For more information go to
Amazon S3 Pricing
To create a bucket
1 Sign into the AWS Management Console and open the Amazon S3 console at https
consoleawsamazoncoms3
2 Click Create Bucket
3 In the Create a Bucket dialog box in the Bucket Name box enter a bucket name
The bucket name you choose must be unique across all existing bucket names in Amazon
S3 One way to help ensure uniqueness is to prefix your bucket names with the name of your
organization Bucket names must comply with certain rules For more information see Bucket
Restrictions and Limitations in the Amazon Simple Storage Service Developer Guide
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Note
After you create a bucket you cannot change its name In addition the bucket name is
visible in the URL that points to the objects stored in the bucket Ensure that the bucket
name you choose is appropriate
4 In the Region box select a region For this exercise select Oregon from the dropdown list
You can choose a region to optimize latency minimize costs or address regulatory requirements
Objects stored in a region never leave that region unless you explicitly transfer them to another
region For more information about regions see Accessing a Bucket in the Amazon Simple
Storage Service Developer Guide
5 Click Create
When Amazon S3 successfully creates your bucket the console displays your empty bucket in the
Buckets panel
You＇ve created a bucket in Amazon S3
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Add an Object to a Bucket
Now that you＇ve created a bucket you＇re ready to add an object to it An object can be any kind of file
a text file a photo a video and so forth When you add a file to Amazon S3 you have the option of
including metadata with the file and setting permissions to control access to the file
Important
For information about storage charges and related information go to the Amazon S3 Pricing
page
To upload an object
1 In the Amazon S3 console click the name of bucket that you want to upload an object to and then
click Upload
2 In the Upload Select Files wizard if you want to upload an entire folder you must click Enable
Enhanced Uploader to install the necessary Java applet You only need to do this once per
console session
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Note
If you are behind a firewall you will need to install your organization＇s supported proxy
client in order for the Java applet to work
3 Click Add Files
A file selection dialog box opens
• If you enabled the advanced uploader in step 2 you see a Java dialog box titled Select files
and folders to upload as shown
• If not you see the File Upload dialog box associated with your operating system
4 Select the file that you want to upload and then click Open
5 Click Start Upload
You can watch the progress of the upload from within the Transfer panel
Tip
To hide the Transfer dialog box click the Close button at top right in the Transfers
panel To open it again click Transfers
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View an Object
Now that you＇ve added an object to a bucket you can open and view it in a browser You can also
download the object to your local computer
To open or download an object
1 In the Amazon S3 console in the Objects and Folders list rightclick the object or objects that
you want to open or download then click Open or Download as appropriate
2 If you are downloading the object specify where you want to save it The procedure for saving the
object depends on the browser and operating system that you are using
Note
By default your Amazon S3 buckets and objects are private To make an object viewable
by using a URL for example httpss3amazonawscomBucketObject you must make
the object publicly readable Otherwise you will need to create a signed URL that includes
a signature with authentication information For information on making objects publicly
accessible see Editing Object Permissions For more information about presigned URLs go
to Share an Object with Others in the Amazon Simple Storage Service Developer Guide
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Move an Object
Now that you＇ve added an object to a bucket and viewed it you can move the object to a different
bucket or folder
Note
In this exercise you work with one object however you can also follow these steps for
moving a folder
To move an object
1 In the Amazon S3 console rightclick the object that you want to move and then click Cut
Tip
You can use the SHIFT and CTRL keys to select multiple objects and perform the same
action on them simultaneously
2 Navigate to the bucket or folder where you want to move the object Rightclick the folder or bucket
and then click Paste Into
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Tip
You can monitor the progress of the move using the Transfers dialog box To open it
click the Transfers button To hide it click the Close button at top right in the Transfers
dialog box
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Delete an Object and Bucket
If you no longer need to store the objects that you uploaded and moved while going through this guide
you should delete them to prevent further charges
To delete an object
1 Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the Amazon S3 console at https
consoleawsamazoncoms3
2 In the Objects and Folders panel rightclick the object that you want to delete and then click
Delete
Tip
You can use the SHIFT and CRTL keys to select multiple objects and perform the same
action on them simultaneously
3 When a confirmation message appears click OK
You can empty a bucket which deletes all the objects in the bucket without deleting the bucket For
information on the limitations for emptying a bucket see DeletingEmptying a Bucket in the Amazon
Simple Storage Service Developer Guide
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To empty a bucket
1 Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the Amazon S3 console at https
consoleawsamazoncoms3
2 Rightclick the bucket that you want to empty and then click Empty Bucket
Tip
Optionally to get this menu you can click the bucket and then click Actions which is near
the top of the console window next to Create Bucket
3 When a confirmation message appears enter the bucket name and then click Empty bucket
You can delete a bucket and all the objects contained in the bucket For information on the limitations
for deleting a bucket see DeletingEmptying a Bucket in the Amazon Simple Storage Service
Developer Guide
Note
When you delete a bucket there may be a delay of up to one hour before the bucket name is
available for reuse in a new region or by a new bucket owner If you recreate the bucket in
the same region or with the same bucket owner there is no delay
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To delete a bucket
1 Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the Amazon S3 console at https
consoleawsamazoncoms3
2 Rightclick the bucket that you want to delete and then click Delete Bucket
Tip
Optionally to get this menu you can click the bucket and then click Actions which is near
the top of the console window next to Create Bucket
3 When a confirmation message appears enter the bucket name and click Delete
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Common Use Scenarios
Where Do I Go From Here
Topics
• Common Use Scenarios (p 13)
• Considerations Going Forward (p 13)
• Advanced Amazon S3 Features (p 15)
• Development Resources (p 15)
• Reference Resources (p 15)
In the preceding examples you learned how to perform some basic Amazon S3 tasks You can also
learn to use our APIs and code samples to perform basic and advanced Amazon S3 tasks by reading
the Amazon Simple Storage Service Developer Guide and by looking at code samples For more
information go to the Amazon Simple Storage Service Developer Guide and httpawsamazoncom
codeAmazonS3 respectively
This section explains various ways in which you can gain a deeper understanding of Amazon S3 so
that you can implement it in your applications
Common Use Scenarios
The AWS Solutions web page lists many of the ways you can use Amazon S3 The following list
summarizes some of those ways
• Backup and Storage – Provide data backup and storage services for others
• Application Hosting – Provide services that deploy install and manage web applications
• Media Hosting – Build a redundant scalable and highly available infrastructure that hosts video
photo or music uploads and downloads
• Software Delivery – Host your software applications that customers can download
For more information go to AWS Solutions
Considerations Going Forward
Topics
• AWS Account and Security Credentials (p 14)
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AWS Account and Security Credentials
• Security (p 14)
• AWS Integration (p 14)
• Naming Strategy (p 14)
• Pricing (p 14)
This section introduces you to topics you should consider before launching your own Amazon S3
product
AWS Account and Security Credentials
So far you signed up for the service got an AWS account and security credentials and then completed
a short exercise covering the essential product functions Now that you＇re finished with the exercise
we recommend that you check with an administrator or coworker in your organization to determine if he
or she already has an AWS account and security credentials for you to use in future interactions with
AWS
If you＇re an account owner or administrator and want to know more about AWS Identity and
Access Management see the product description at httpawsamazoncomiam or the technical
documentation in the IAM User Guide
Security
Amazon S3 provides authentication mechanisms to secure data stored in Amazon S3 against
unauthorized access Unless you specify otherwise only the AWS account owner can access data
uploaded to Amazon S3 For more information about how to manage access to buckets and objects
go to Managing Access Permissions to Your Amazon S3 Resources in the Amazon Simple Storage
Service Developer Guide
You can also encrypt your data before uploading it to Amazon S3
AWS Integration
You can use Amazon S3 alone or in concert with one or more other Amazon products The most
common products used with Amazon S3 are
• Amazon EC2
• Amazon Elastic MapReduce
• Amazon SQS
• Amazon CloudFront
• Amazon DevPay
Naming Strategy
Plan your bucket names in advance The location of your data in Amazon S3 is a URL generally of the
form http[bucketname]S3amazonawscom[key] The bucket and key names should be
descriptive of the objects Each bucket is a namespace Within one bucket key names cannot clash
Before naming objects in buckets you should develop a naming strategy
Pricing
Learn the pricing structure for storing and transferring data on Amazon S3 For more information go to
Amazon S3 Pricing
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Advanced Amazon S3 Features
Advanced Amazon S3 Features
The examples in this guide show how to accomplish the basic tasks of creating a bucket uploading
and downloading data to and from it and moving and deleting the data The following table
summarizes some of the most common advanced functionality offered by Amazon S3 Note that some
advanced functionality is not available in the AWS Management Console and requires that you to use
the Amazon S3 API All advanced functionality and how to use it is described in the Amazon Simple
Storage Service Developer Guide
Link Functionality
Using Amazon DevPay with
Amazon S3
Learn how you can use Amazon DevPay to charge customers
that access the data you store on Amazon S3
Requester Pays Buckets Learn how to configure a bucket so that a customer pays for
the downloads they make
Using BitTorrent With Amazon S3 Use BitTorrent which is an open peertopeer protocol for
distributing files
Versioning Learn about Amazon S3＇s Versioning capabilities
Hosting Static Websites Learn how to host a static website on Amazon S3
Object Lifecycle Management Learn how to manage the lifecycle of objects in your bucket
Lifecycle management includes expiring objects and archiving
objects (transitioning objects to the GLACIER storage class)
Development Resources
To help you build applications using the language of your choice we provide the following resources
• Sample Code and Libraries – The AWS Resource Center has sample code and libraries written
especially for Amazon S3
You can use these code samples as a means of understanding how to implement the Amazon S3
API For more information go to httpawsamazoncomcodeAmazonS3
• Tutorials – Our Resource Center also offers more Amazon S3 tutorials
These tutorials provide a handson approach for learning Amazon S3 functionality For more
information go to httpawsamazoncomarticlesAmazonS3
• Customer Forum – We recommend you review the Amazon S3 forum to get an idea of what other
users are doing and to benefit from the questions they＇ve asked
The forum can help you understand what you can and can＇t do with Amazon S3 The forum also
serves as a place for you to ask questions that other users or Amazon representatives might answer
You can use the forum to report issues with the service or the API For more information go to
Discussion Forum
• Case Studies – To see code for applications that combine multiple Amazon products including
Amazon S3 go to Customer Apps Amazon Simple Storage Service
Reference Resources
The following list shows additional resources you can use to further your understanding of Amazon S3
• The Amazon Simple Storage Service Console User Guide describes all of the AWS Management
Console functions related to Amazon S3
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Reference Resources
• The Amazon Simple Storage Service Developer Guide provides a detailed discussion of the service
It includes an architectural overview detailed concept descriptions and procedures for using the
API
• The Amazon Simple Storage Service API Reference provides a detailed discussion of the actions
and parameters in Amazon S3
• The Amazon Simple Storage Service Quick Reference Card provides quick access to important
Amazon S3 API operations and functionality
• The AWS Developer Resource Center is the landing page for Amazon S3 code samples tutorials
documentation links to customer forums pricing policies and other information to help you build
innovative applications with Amazon S3
For more information go to the AWS home page
• The Service Health Dashboard shows you the status of the Amazon S3 web service
The dashboard shows you whether Amazon S3 (and all other AWS products) are functioning
properly For more information go to Service Health Dashboard
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Copyright © 2016 Amazon Web Services Inc andor its affiliates All rights reserved
Amazon＇s trademarks and trade dress may not be used in connection with any product or service that is not Amazon＇s in any
manner that is likely to cause confusion among customers or in any manner that disparages or discredits Amazon All other
trademarks not owned by Amazon are the property of their respective owners who may or may not be affiliated with connected to
or sponsored by AmazonAmazon Simple Storage Service Getting Started Guide
Table of Contents
Getting Started 1
Amazon S3 Basics 1
Sign Up for Amazon S3 2
Create a Bucket 3
Add an Object to a Bucket 5
View an Object 7
Move an Object 8
Delete an Object and Bucket 10
Where Do I Go From Here 13
Common Use Scenarios 13
Considerations Going Forward 13
AWS Account and Security Credentials 14
Security 14
AWS Integration 14
Naming Strategy 14
Pricing 14
Advanced Amazon S3 Features 15
Development Resources 15
Reference Resources 15
About This Guide 17
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Amazon S3 Basics
Getting Started with Amazon Simple
Storage Service
Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is storage for the Internet You can use Amazon S3 to
store and retrieve any amount of data at any time from anywhere on the web You can accomplish
these tasks using the AWS Management Console which is a simple and intuitive web interface This
guide introduces you to Amazon S3 and how to use the AWS Management Console to complete the
tasks shown in the following figure
For information on Amazon S3 features pricing and to see the FAQ go to the Amazon S3 product
page
Amazon S3 Basics
To get the most out of Amazon S3 you need to understand a few simple concepts Amazon S3 stores
data as objects within buckets An object consists of a file and optionally any metadata that describes
that file
To store an object in Amazon S3 you upload the file you want to store to a bucket When you upload a
file you can set permissions on the object as well as any metadata
Buckets are the containers for objects You can have one or more buckets For each bucket you
can control access to it (who can create delete and list objects in the bucket) view access logs for
it and its objects and choose the geographical region where Amazon S3 will store the bucket and its
contents
When using the AWS Management Console you can create folders to group objects and you can nest
folders (create folders within folders) If you have used the Amazon S3 API or other utilities you can
learn some important aspects about how folders work with other grouping conventions in the Amazon
Simple Storage Service Console User Guide
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Sign Up for Amazon S3
To use Amazon S3 you need an AWS account If you don＇t already have one you＇ll be prompted to
create one when you sign up for Amazon S3 You will not be charged for Amazon S3 until you use it
For information on Amazon S3 features pricing and to see the FAQ go to the Amazon S3 product
page
To sign up for Amazon S3
1 Go to httpawsamazoncoms3 and click Sign Up
2 Follow the onscreen instructions
AWS will notify you by email when your account is active and available for you to use
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Create a Bucket
Now that you＇ve signed up for Amazon S3 you＇re ready to create a bucket using the AWS
Management Console Every object in Amazon S3 is stored in a bucket Before you can store data in
Amazon S3 you must create a bucket
Note
You are not charged for creating a bucket you are charged only for storing objects in the
bucket and for transferring objects in and out of the bucket The charges you will incur through
following the examples in this guide are minimal (less than 1) For more information go to
Amazon S3 Pricing
To create a bucket
1 Sign into the AWS Management Console and open the Amazon S3 console at https
consoleawsamazoncoms3
2 Click Create Bucket
3 In the Create a Bucket dialog box in the Bucket Name box enter a bucket name
The bucket name you choose must be unique across all existing bucket names in Amazon
S3 One way to help ensure uniqueness is to prefix your bucket names with the name of your
organization Bucket names must comply with certain rules For more information see Bucket
Restrictions and Limitations in the Amazon Simple Storage Service Developer Guide
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Note
After you create a bucket you cannot change its name In addition the bucket name is
visible in the URL that points to the objects stored in the bucket Ensure that the bucket
name you choose is appropriate
4 In the Region box select a region For this exercise select Oregon from the dropdown list
You can choose a region to optimize latency minimize costs or address regulatory requirements
Objects stored in a region never leave that region unless you explicitly transfer them to another
region For more information about regions see Accessing a Bucket in the Amazon Simple
Storage Service Developer Guide
5 Click Create
When Amazon S3 successfully creates your bucket the console displays your empty bucket in the
Buckets panel
You＇ve created a bucket in Amazon S3
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Add an Object to a Bucket
Now that you＇ve created a bucket you＇re ready to add an object to it An object can be any kind of file
a text file a photo a video and so forth When you add a file to Amazon S3 you have the option of
including metadata with the file and setting permissions to control access to the file
Important
For information about storage charges and related information go to the Amazon S3 Pricing
page
To upload an object
1 In the Amazon S3 console click the name of bucket that you want to upload an object to and then
click Upload
2 In the Upload Select Files wizard if you want to upload an entire folder you must click Enable
Enhanced Uploader to install the necessary Java applet You only need to do this once per
console session
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Note
If you are behind a firewall you will need to install your organization＇s supported proxy
client in order for the Java applet to work
3 Click Add Files
A file selection dialog box opens
• If you enabled the advanced uploader in step 2 you see a Java dialog box titled Select files
and folders to upload as shown
• If not you see the File Upload dialog box associated with your operating system
4 Select the file that you want to upload and then click Open
5 Click Start Upload
You can watch the progress of the upload from within the Transfer panel
Tip
To hide the Transfer dialog box click the Close button at top right in the Transfers
panel To open it again click Transfers
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View an Object
Now that you＇ve added an object to a bucket you can open and view it in a browser You can also
download the object to your local computer
To open or download an object
1 In the Amazon S3 console in the Objects and Folders list rightclick the object or objects that
you want to open or download then click Open or Download as appropriate
2 If you are downloading the object specify where you want to save it The procedure for saving the
object depends on the browser and operating system that you are using
Note
By default your Amazon S3 buckets and objects are private To make an object viewable
by using a URL for example httpss3amazonawscomBucketObject you must make
the object publicly readable Otherwise you will need to create a signed URL that includes
a signature with authentication information For information on making objects publicly
accessible see Editing Object Permissions For more information about presigned URLs go
to Share an Object with Others in the Amazon Simple Storage Service Developer Guide
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Move an Object
Now that you＇ve added an object to a bucket and viewed it you can move the object to a different
bucket or folder
Note
In this exercise you work with one object however you can also follow these steps for
moving a folder
To move an object
1 In the Amazon S3 console rightclick the object that you want to move and then click Cut
Tip
You can use the SHIFT and CTRL keys to select multiple objects and perform the same
action on them simultaneously
2 Navigate to the bucket or folder where you want to move the object Rightclick the folder or bucket
and then click Paste Into
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Tip
You can monitor the progress of the move using the Transfers dialog box To open it
click the Transfers button To hide it click the Close button at top right in the Transfers
dialog box
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Delete an Object and Bucket
If you no longer need to store the objects that you uploaded and moved while going through this guide
you should delete them to prevent further charges
To delete an object
1 Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the Amazon S3 console at https
consoleawsamazoncoms3
2 In the Objects and Folders panel rightclick the object that you want to delete and then click
Delete
Tip
You can use the SHIFT and CRTL keys to select multiple objects and perform the same
action on them simultaneously
3 When a confirmation message appears click OK
You can empty a bucket which deletes all the objects in the bucket without deleting the bucket For
information on the limitations for emptying a bucket see DeletingEmptying a Bucket in the Amazon
Simple Storage Service Developer Guide
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To empty a bucket
1 Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the Amazon S3 console at https
consoleawsamazoncoms3
2 Rightclick the bucket that you want to empty and then click Empty Bucket
Tip
Optionally to get this menu you can click the bucket and then click Actions which is near
the top of the console window next to Create Bucket
3 When a confirmation message appears enter the bucket name and then click Empty bucket
You can delete a bucket and all the objects contained in the bucket For information on the limitations
for deleting a bucket see DeletingEmptying a Bucket in the Amazon Simple Storage Service
Developer Guide
Note
When you delete a bucket there may be a delay of up to one hour before the bucket name is
available for reuse in a new region or by a new bucket owner If you recreate the bucket in
the same region or with the same bucket owner there is no delay
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To delete a bucket
1 Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the Amazon S3 console at https
consoleawsamazoncoms3
2 Rightclick the bucket that you want to delete and then click Delete Bucket
Tip
Optionally to get this menu you can click the bucket and then click Actions which is near
the top of the console window next to Create Bucket
3 When a confirmation message appears enter the bucket name and click Delete
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Common Use Scenarios
Where Do I Go From Here
Topics
• Common Use Scenarios (p 13)
• Considerations Going Forward (p 13)
• Advanced Amazon S3 Features (p 15)
• Development Resources (p 15)
• Reference Resources (p 15)
In the preceding examples you learned how to perform some basic Amazon S3 tasks You can also
learn to use our APIs and code samples to perform basic and advanced Amazon S3 tasks by reading
the Amazon Simple Storage Service Developer Guide and by looking at code samples For more
information go to the Amazon Simple Storage Service Developer Guide and httpawsamazoncom
codeAmazonS3 respectively
This section explains various ways in which you can gain a deeper understanding of Amazon S3 so
that you can implement it in your applications
Common Use Scenarios
The AWS Solutions web page lists many of the ways you can use Amazon S3 The following list
summarizes some of those ways
• Backup and Storage – Provide data backup and storage services for others
• Application Hosting – Provide services that deploy install and manage web applications
• Media Hosting – Build a redundant scalable and highly available infrastructure that hosts video
photo or music uploads and downloads
• Software Delivery – Host your software applications that customers can download
For more information go to AWS Solutions
Considerations Going Forward
Topics
• AWS Account and Security Credentials (p 14)
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AWS Account and Security Credentials
• Security (p 14)
• AWS Integration (p 14)
• Naming Strategy (p 14)
• Pricing (p 14)
This section introduces you to topics you should consider before launching your own Amazon S3
product
AWS Account and Security Credentials
So far you signed up for the service got an AWS account and security credentials and then completed
a short exercise covering the essential product functions Now that you＇re finished with the exercise
we recommend that you check with an administrator or coworker in your organization to determine if he
or she already has an AWS account and security credentials for you to use in future interactions with
AWS
If you＇re an account owner or administrator and want to know more about AWS Identity and
Access Management see the product description at httpawsamazoncomiam or the technical
documentation in the IAM User Guide
Security
Amazon S3 provides authentication mechanisms to secure data stored in Amazon S3 against
unauthorized access Unless you specify otherwise only the AWS account owner can access data
uploaded to Amazon S3 For more information about how to manage access to buckets and objects
go to Managing Access Permissions to Your Amazon S3 Resources in the Amazon Simple Storage
Service Developer Guide
You can also encrypt your data before uploading it to Amazon S3
AWS Integration
You can use Amazon S3 alone or in concert with one or more other Amazon products The most
common products used with Amazon S3 are
• Amazon EC2
• Amazon Elastic MapReduce
• Amazon SQS
• Amazon CloudFront
• Amazon DevPay
Naming Strategy
Plan your bucket names in advance The location of your data in Amazon S3 is a URL generally of the
form http[bucketname]S3amazonawscom[key] The bucket and key names should be
descriptive of the objects Each bucket is a namespace Within one bucket key names cannot clash
Before naming objects in buckets you should develop a naming strategy
Pricing
Learn the pricing structure for storing and transferring data on Amazon S3 For more information go to
Amazon S3 Pricing
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Advanced Amazon S3 Features
Advanced Amazon S3 Features
The examples in this guide show how to accomplish the basic tasks of creating a bucket uploading
and downloading data to and from it and moving and deleting the data The following table
summarizes some of the most common advanced functionality offered by Amazon S3 Note that some
advanced functionality is not available in the AWS Management Console and requires that you to use
the Amazon S3 API All advanced functionality and how to use it is described in the Amazon Simple
Storage Service Developer Guide
Link Functionality
Using Amazon DevPay with
Amazon S3
Learn how you can use Amazon DevPay to charge customers
that access the data you store on Amazon S3
Requester Pays Buckets Learn how to configure a bucket so that a customer pays for
the downloads they make
Using BitTorrent With Amazon S3 Use BitTorrent which is an open peertopeer protocol for
distributing files
Versioning Learn about Amazon S3＇s Versioning capabilities
Hosting Static Websites Learn how to host a static website on Amazon S3
Object Lifecycle Management Learn how to manage the lifecycle of objects in your bucket
Lifecycle management includes expiring objects and archiving
objects (transitioning objects to the GLACIER storage class)
Development Resources
To help you build applications using the language of your choice we provide the following resources
• Sample Code and Libraries – The AWS Resource Center has sample code and libraries written
especially for Amazon S3
You can use these code samples as a means of understanding how to implement the Amazon S3
API For more information go to httpawsamazoncomcodeAmazonS3
• Tutorials – Our Resource Center also offers more Amazon S3 tutorials
These tutorials provide a handson approach for learning Amazon S3 functionality For more
information go to httpawsamazoncomarticlesAmazonS3
• Customer Forum – We recommend you review the Amazon S3 forum to get an idea of what other
users are doing and to benefit from the questions they＇ve asked
The forum can help you understand what you can and can＇t do with Amazon S3 The forum also
serves as a place for you to ask questions that other users or Amazon representatives might answer
You can use the forum to report issues with the service or the API For more information go to
Discussion Forum
• Case Studies – To see code for applications that combine multiple Amazon products including
Amazon S3 go to Customer Apps Amazon Simple Storage Service
Reference Resources
The following list shows additional resources you can use to further your understanding of Amazon S3
• The Amazon Simple Storage Service Console User Guide describes all of the AWS Management
Console functions related to Amazon S3
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Reference Resources
• The Amazon Simple Storage Service Developer Guide provides a detailed discussion of the service
It includes an architectural overview detailed concept descriptions and procedures for using the
API
• The Amazon Simple Storage Service API Reference provides a detailed discussion of the actions
and parameters in Amazon S3
• The Amazon Simple Storage Service Quick Reference Card provides quick access to important
Amazon S3 API operations and functionality
• The AWS Developer Resource Center is the landing page for Amazon S3 code samples tutorials
documentation links to customer forums pricing policies and other information to help you build
innovative applications with Amazon S3
For more information go to the AWS home page
• The Service Health Dashboard shows you the status of the Amazon S3 web service
The dashboard shows you whether Amazon S3 (and all other AWS products) are functioning
properly For more information go to Service Health Dashboard
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