That's a great question, Joe! I've forwarded it to our Support team for a thorough review. We do also have a community of experts in re:Post, who may be able to assist further, while our Support team evaluates this: go.aws/aws-repost. ^KR
@@awssupport I found it. I was skipping forward and back and realize the properties are set after files are uploaded, not when creating the bucket. I was expecting to set the pricing tier based on the entire bucket, rather than on any specific upload. I think that would be a lot easier, if nothing else to configure a default level for the whole bucket or perhaps a folder, so that all objects placed in that bucket (or folder) share the same pricing level.
That's great to hear, Joe! I'm glad you were able to resolve the issue. I do apologize for the delay in this response. Also, I hope your day is amazing! ^KR
These videos needs to come up when I search for AWS s3
Excellent Tutorial! Thank You🎉
Really good tutorial!
Glad it was helpful! ❤️ 👍 ☁️
I don't see the properties tab. Was this feature moved? I don't see a way to specify the storage class. I'd like to create a Glacier / Deep Archive.
That's a great question, Joe! I've forwarded it to our Support team for a thorough review. We do also have a community of experts in re:Post, who may be able to assist further, while our Support team evaluates this: go.aws/aws-repost. ^KR
@@awssupport I found it. I was skipping forward and back and realize the properties are set after files are uploaded, not when creating the bucket. I was expecting to set the pricing tier based on the entire bucket, rather than on any specific upload. I think that would be a lot easier, if nothing else to configure a default level for the whole bucket or perhaps a folder, so that all objects placed in that bucket (or folder) share the same pricing level.
That's great to hear, Joe! I'm glad you were able to resolve the issue. I do apologize for the delay in this response. Also, I hope your day is amazing! ^KR