Multiple versions of an object can be kept in a bucket using S3 Versioning, which also makes it possible to recover unintentionally deleted or overwritten objects. What marker is i... Multiple versions of an object can be kept in a bucket using S3 Versioning, which also makes it possible to recover unintentionally deleted or overwritten objects. What marker is inserted by Amazon S3 making it the current object version?
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The question is asking about Amazon S3 Versioning and which marker is inserted to indicate the current object version when multiple versions of an object are kept in a bucket. It relates to the functionality of S3 in managing object versions.
Answer
B: delete
The final answer is B: delete.
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The final answer is B: delete.
More Information
In S3, when you delete an object, a delete marker is inserted instead of removing the object permanently. The delete marker becomes the current version, allowing recovery.
Tips
A common mistake is assuming the object is actually deleted when a delete marker is applied. It's just hidden from view.
Sources
- How S3 Versioning works - Amazon Simple Storage Service - docs.aws.amazon.com
- Versioning - Amazon S3 - docs.aws.amazon.com
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