
    Amazon S3 now supports Express One Zone and One Zone-Infrequent Access storage classes in AWS Dedicated Local Zones, enabling data isolation and localized storage solutions for specific regulatory requirements.


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Amazon S3 has expanded its storage capabilities for AWS Dedicated Local Zones by introducing two new storage classes:
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<li>S3 Express One Zone storage class</li>
<li>S3 One Zone-Infrequent Access storage class</li>
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Key highlights of this launch include:
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<li>Fully managed AWS infrastructure in a location specified by the customer</li>
<li>Supports data isolation and data residency requirements</li>
<li>Designed to help customers comply with regulatory guidelines</li>
<li>Purpose-built for storing data within a specific data perimeter</li>
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This enhancement provides customers with more flexible and compliant storage options in Dedicated Local Zones.
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Amazon S3 launches storage classes for AWS Dedicated Local Zones

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