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Uploading objects in S3

In this lesson, we'll learn how to upload objects to the S3 bucket we created earlier.

To upload an object to your S3 bucket, in our target S3 bucket we will click on the Upload button:

image 55Upload an object to the S3 Object

Now we can click Add Files or Add Folder and select your desired files:

image 56Add Files and Folders

You can expand the Destination details and view information about the files you are uploading as well as enable bucket versioning :

image 57AWS S3 Destination

The next options we can define are the files storage class. I will leave mine at Standard since I do not have any specific speed or access requirements:

image 58AWS S3 Storage Classes

Next, we have Server-side encryption. Again, if you have security requirements that require data-at-rest encryption, you can configure that here. I have no need for encryption, so I will leave this turned off for now.

image 60AWS S3 Server Side Encryption

Finally, you have Additional checksums, Tags, and Metadata, none of which we need:

image 61AWS S3 Checksums, Tags and Metadata

  1. Checksums : A checksum is a value that is calculated based on the contents of a file. S3 uses checksums to ensure that the data you upload to a bucket is not corrupted during transmission. Tags : Tags are key-value pairs that you can atta…