Cloud Computing Overview

  Introduction Amazon S3 is Simple Storage Service, EBS stands for Elastic Block Storge and EFS stands for Elastic File Systems, to determine which is best storage we need to understand what the features are available in each storage and their benefits.  We can look at below topics in this blog. S3 Bucket S3 Bucket Folder S3 Object S3 Versioning S3 storage class S3 Bucket Policy and S3 Object ACL S3 Availability, Durability and Data Replication Elastic Block Storage EBS Features Elastic File Systems Which storage is best S3, EBS and EFS?   S3 Bucket Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) is a cloud-based object storage service offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS). An S3 bucket is a container used to store objects (files, images, videos, etc.) in S3. Buckets are a fundamental concept in S3 and are used to organize and manage objects in the service.   Some key features of S3 buckets include: Scalability  -  S3 buckets are designed to scale to meet the needs of any application. You can store

  Introduction Amazon Web Services (AWS) that enables customers to manage access to shared data sets on Amazon S3. S3 Access Points creates a unique network endpoint that customers can use to manage data access at scale for shared data sets on Amazon S3.   Depends on your business you can create single region or multi-region access points.   We can look at below topics in this blog. What is Amazon S3 Access Points? What is Amazon S3 Multi-Region Access Points? What are the advantages of using Amazon S3 Access Points? When should you use Amazon S3 Multi-Region Access Points? Difference between Amazon S3 Access Points and Amazon S3 Multi-Region Access Points     What is Amazon S3 Access Points? Amazon S3 Access Points is a feature of Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) that simplifies managing data access at scale for shared data sets. An S3 Access Point is a unique hostname that is used to access a shared data set in an S3 bucket. Access Points can be created fo