Handling Large Blobs medium
To save costs on logs that are rarely accessed after 30 days, you should use:
- A Delete them.
- B Lifecycle Policies to move objects from Standard Class to Infrequent Access (IA) or Glacier (Archive) class.
- C Zip them manually.
- D Store them in RAM.
Answer: B. Lifecycle Policies to move objects from Standard Class to Infrequent Access (IA) or Glacier (Archive) class.
Hot data = Fast/Expensive. Cold data = Slow/Cheap. Automation moves data down the tiers as it cools.
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