Analyze access patterns and use the most cost-effective Amazon S3 storage class
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The article explains how to use Amazon S3 Storage Class Analysis to analyze access patterns for data stored in S3 and transition it to the most cost-effective storage class based on its usage.
Specifically, the article covers:
- Enabling S3 Storage Class Analysis to generate reports on access patterns
- Analyzing the reports to identify predictable vs. unpredictable access patterns
- For predictable patterns, using S3 Lifecycle policies to move infrequently accessed data to Glacier storage classes
- For unpredictable patterns, using S3 Intelligent-Tiering which automatically moves data between tiers based on access
- Calculating potential cost savings and one-time transition costs
- Tips to get precise data using S3 Inventory and Amazon Athena
- Conclusion on optimizing S3 storage costs based on access patterns
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