AWS S3 and Glacier Storage Explain.

Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) and Amazon S3 Glacier are both storage services offered by AWS, but they cater to different needs. S3 is designed for frequently accessed data and online backup, while Glacier is optimized for long-term data archiving and cold storage, offering lower storage costs but with slower retrieval times.
Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service):
Purpose: S3 is a highly scalable, durable, and secure object storage service for a wide range of use cases, including online backup, application hosting, and website hosting.
Data Access: Designed for frequent and fast access to data, with low latency.
Storage Structure: Uses buckets to store objects (files).
Durability: Offers 99.999999999% (11 nines) durability of objects across multiple Availability Zones.
Availability: Designed for 99.99% availability.
Use Cases: Static website hosting, application data storage, disaster recovery, and more.
Amazon S3 Glacier:
Purpose:
Glacier is a low-cost storage service optimized for long-term data archiving and backup where data is accessed infrequently.
Data Access:
Retrieval times range from minutes to hours, depending on the retrieval option (Expedited, Standard, or Bulk).
Storage Structure:
Uses archives and vaults to store data.
Retrieval Options:
Offers different retrieval speeds with varying costs, allowing users to balance cost and retrieval time.
Use Cases:
Archiving, regulatory compliance, long-term data retention, and disaster recovery.
Storage Classes:
S3 Glacier includes multiple storage classes like Instant Retrieval, Flexible Retrieval, and Deep Archive, each with different cost and retrieval characteristics.

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