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Enabling cross-region private access to Amazon S3 with existing application configuration

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This article explains how to enable cross-region private access to Amazon S3 without modifying existing application configurations. The solution allows organizations to maintain strict private network communications across different AWS Regions.

  • Uses Route 53 Resolver endpoints to enable cross-region DNS resolution
  • Allows applications to access S3 resources in remote regions over private connectivity
  • Requires establishing private connectivity between AWS Regions
  • Enables private DNS support for Amazon S3 in the remote region
  • Configures Route 53 Resolver inbound and outbound endpoints

The solution provides improved security, performance, and cost optimization by routing S3 access through private network paths without requiring application modifications.



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