AWS - S3 FundamentalsAn S3 bucket has versioning suspended. You upload a new file with the same name as an existing object. What happens?AThe new file overwrites the existing object without creating a new version.BA new version is created for the object.CThe upload fails with an error.DThe old object is archived automatically.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand suspended versioning behaviorWhen versioning is suspended, new uploads overwrite existing objects without versioning.Step 2: Effect on object versionsNo new versions are created; the object is replaced.Final Answer:The new file overwrites the existing object without creating a new version. -> Option AQuick Check:Suspended versioning = overwrite without versions [OK]Quick Trick: Suspended means no new versions, just overwrite [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming new versions are createdExpecting upload failureThinking old objects are archived
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