A user has moved an object to Glacier using the life cycle rules. The user requests to restore the archive after
6 months. When the restore request is completed the user accesses that archive. Which of the below
mentioned statements is not true in this condition?
A.
The archive will be available as an object for the duration specified by the user during the restoration
request
B.
The restored object’s storage class will be RRS
C.
The user can modify the restoration period only by issuing a new restore request with the updated period
D.
The user needs to pay storage for both RRS (restored) and Glacier (Archive. Rates)
Explanation:
AWS Glacier is an archival service offered by AWS. AWS S3 provides lifecycle rules to archive and restore
objects from S3 to Glacier. Once the object is archived their storage class will change to Glacier. If the user
sends a request for restore, the storage class will still be Glacier for the restored object. The user will be paying
for both the archived copy as well as for the restored object. The object is available only for the duration
specified in the restore request and if the user wants to modify that period, he has to raise another restore
request with the updated duration.
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B. A is true : Restored objects are stored only for the number of days that you specify. If you want a permanent copy of the object, create a copy of it in your Amazon S3 bucket.
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B is not true because “the storage class will still be Glacier for the restored object.”
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B is the correct answer. Jeff is correct.
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B is not true. Check this document – https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/restoring-objects.html
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