This is a two part lab on Amazon S3 Analytics and Metrics.
Part 1 demonstrates using the Amazon S3 Storage Class Analysis feature to help make lifecycle management decisions.
Part 2 demonstrates using Amazon S3 Metrics to monitor storage, request, and data transfer information.
Note: A sample bucket has been configured with Storage Class Analysis enabled on some sample data for you to view in this lab.
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Go to the S3 console, select the S3 bucket with the name stg209-analyticsandmetrics-demo
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Choose the Management tab, and then choose Analytics. Review the graphs and try the filters.
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Storage Class Analysis usually gathers data for 30 days or more before providing recommendations on the storage class. Here is a sample of an environment with a lot of data that is infrequently accessed and is a candidate for moving to a lower cost tier.
Note: A sample bucket has been configured with S3 Storage Metrics already enabled and with some sample data already loaded.
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Go to the S3 console, select the S3 bucket with the name stg209-analyticsandmetrics-demo
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Choose the Management tab, and then choose Metrics.
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View the various graphs that are available on the Storage tab. Also be sure to check out the data filtered by various prefixes.
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Take a look at the graphs on the Requests and Data Transfer tabs
Congratulations! You have completed Lab 3.