AWS - S3 FundamentalsYou want to create an S3 bucket that is accessible only within your AWS account and region. Which bucket configuration helps achieve this?ACreate bucket with default public access settingsBEnable bucket policy to deny all public accessCCreate bucket in us-east-1 without LocationConstraintDUse AWS Lambda to restrict accessCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand default bucket accessBy default, buckets allow no public access but policies can override this.Step 2: Use bucket policy to explicitly deny public accessEnabling a bucket policy that denies public access ensures access is limited to your account.Final Answer:Enable bucket policy to deny all public access -> Option BQuick Check:Bucket policy controls access restrictions = D [OK]Quick Trick: Use bucket policies to block public access explicitly [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming default settings block all public accessConfusing region with access controlUsing Lambda unnecessarily for access control
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