You have an S3 bucket with versioning enabled and lifecycle rules to delete non-current versions after 30 days. What happens if you upload a new version of an object every day for 40 days?

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AVersions older than 30 days are deleted automatically, keeping recent versions.

BAll versions are kept indefinitely because versioning is enabled.

COnly the latest version is kept; older versions are deleted immediately.

DThe bucket stops accepting uploads after 30 days.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand lifecycle rules with versioning
Lifecycle rules can delete old versions after a set time, even if versioning is enabled.
Step 2: Effect of daily uploads and lifecycle
Versions older than 30 days are removed automatically, recent versions remain accessible.
Final Answer:
Versions older than 30 days are deleted automatically, keeping recent versions. -> Option A
Quick Check:
Lifecycle + versioning = auto-delete old versions [OK]

Quick Trick: Lifecycle can clean old versions despite versioning [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Thinking versioning prevents any deletion
Assuming all versions kept forever
Believing uploads stop after lifecycle period

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You have an S3 bucket with versioning enabled and lifecycle rules to delete non-current versions after 30 days. What happens if you upload a new version of an object every day for 40 days?

Step 1: Understand lifecycle rules with versioning

Step 2: Effect of daily uploads and lifecycle

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