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How to use Amazon S3 Multi-Region Access Points to streamline and reduce the cost of writing across AWS Regions

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This article explains how to use Amazon S3 Multi-Region Access Points with VPC Interface Endpoints to efficiently write data across AWS Regions while reducing costs and complexity.

  • S3 Multi-Region Access Points enable private, cost-efficient cross-Region data writes to centralized S3 buckets
  • Replaces costly NAT Gateway egress pattern with private PrivateLink connectivity
  • Salesforce achieved approximately 70% reduction in data movement charges
  • Uses com.amazonaws.s3-global.accesspoint VPC endpoints for private network access
  • Detailed walkthrough covers VPC setup, security groups, IAM roles, and S3 Multi-Region Access Point configuration
  • Eliminates load on centralized egress services while maintaining performance
  • All network traffic remains private using AWS PrivateLink

This solution streamlines cross-Region data aggregation for monitoring and observability workloads, significantly reducing costs and operational complexity compared to traditional egress patterns.



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