An advertising technology platform generates temporary campaign performance report files that average in size. These reports are queried frequently by analytics tools for exactly after creation, after which they are no longer needed and must be deleted. A solutions architect needs to design a cost-optimized storage strategy for these files. Which strategy will meet these requirements at the lowest cost?
- ATransition the files to Amazon S3 Standard-Infrequent Access (S3 Standard-IA) after , and use an S3 Lifecycle policy to delete the files after .
- BStore the files in Amazon S3 Intelligent-Tiering and use an S3 Lifecycle policy to delete the files after .
- Store the files in Amazon S3 Standard and use an S3 Lifecycle policy to delete the objects after .Cevap
- DTransition the files to Amazon S3 Glacier Flexible Retrieval after , and use an S3 Lifecycle policy to delete the files after .
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Store the files in Amazon S3 Standard and use an S3 Lifecycle policy to delete the objects after .
The correct option is to store the files in Amazon S3 Standard and delete them after using an S3 Lifecycle policy. Since the files are deleted after , they do not meet the minimum storage duration requirements of S3 Standard-IA () or S3 Glacier Flexible Retrieval (). Deleting them early from these tiers results in paying for the remaining storage duration as a penalty, making them more expensive than S3 Standard. Amazon S3 Intelligent-Tiering is also not cost-effective because it incurs a monitoring fee per object and the files are deleted before they can transition to lower-cost tiers.
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Identifying minimum storage duration requirements for S3 storage classes to avoid early deletion penalties.