S3 browser for mac glacier archive#

S3 browser for mac glacier archive#

You can easily configure rules to archive your Amazon S3 objects to the new Amazon Glacier storage option by opening the Amazon S3 Management Console and following these simple steps: 1) Select the Amazon S3 bucket containing the objects that you wish to archive to Amazon Glacier. Once the job is complete, you can access your data through an Amazon S3 GET request. Restore jobs typically complete in 3 to 5 hours. To restore Amazon S3 data stored using the Amazon Glacier option, you first initiate a restore job using the Amazon S3 API or the Amazon S3 Management Console. Going forward, any Amazon S3 standard or Reduced Redundancy Storage objects past the specified time period and having names beginning with the specified prefix are then archived to Amazon Glacier. 180 days) or the specified date after which the object(s) should be archived (e.g. вЂњlogs/вЂќ) identifies the object(s) subject to the rule, and the time period specifies either the number of days from object creation date (e.g. ~Russ - To store Amazon S3 objects using the Amazon Glacier storage option, you define archival rules for a set of objects in your Amazon S3 bucket, specifying a prefix and a time period. Following are the directions from the AWS e-mail. Since files are still listed in S3, they won't be re-archived and you don't technically need to sign up for the Glacier service. I tried this my self, and after a file is sent to Glacier, it is still listed in S3 but the storage class changes from 'Standard' or 'Reduced Redundancy' to 'Glacier'. You can now set your S3 buckets to archive to Glacier eliminating the need to back-up to Glacier in the first place.

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