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Using global data replication

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Using global data replication

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- I'm going to give an example of configuring S3 buckets for replication. This gives us cross region replication of our S3 buckets. I am looking at our bucket list here in the S3 service. Let's create a bucket. We're going to call this mylittlebucket-ohio. I'm sorry, this is Northern Virginia, so we will say nova. US East 1, no copy, ACLs enabled. Turn off block access. I acknowledge everything is great to create bucket. Let's go into mylittlebucket-nova and our properties. Bucket versioning is currently disabled. We will need to turn that on for our replication to occur. I have not done so yet. Let's create a replication rule. You see here, replication requires versioning to be enabled. Let's go ahead and enable that. We will enter a rule ID of Rule1. It is enabled, source bucket is mylittlebucket-nova. Source region, this prefix here, this is a file name prefix or object name prefix. We have a rule scope, a radio selection here, I'm going to do Apply to all objects in the bucket and…

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