software.amazon.awssdk:s3:2.29.27

Does S3’s ListBucket operation always return the list of buckets in order? From the AWS CLI, I always get the buckets in order, but I could not find any such guarantee in the S3 documentation.

I have created S3 bucket named “sub.domain.com” to use as Virtual-hosted–style requests. I have mapped my "sub.domain.com" to "sub.domain.com.s3.region-code.amazonaws.com" in DNS records.

I am currently serving images from an Amazon S3 bucket for a web application and utilizing S3 Transfer Acceleration to speed up the delivery. Despite this, I’m experiencing a high Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) metric on my website, which is affecting my page load performance and SEO

Bucket: testing-bucket Folder: Examination Sub-folder: Subjects Sub-folders inside Subjects: English, Maths, Tamil We have attached marksheets of 50 students under the above sub-folders: English, Maths, Tamil. Will upload all the marksheets on the same day. I have created a lifecycle policy with prefix as “Examination/Subjects/”. It should delete the files older than one month. Expected […]

When using a form POST to upload a file to an S3 bucket, S3 ignores the Content-Type/MIME type of the file.

I have the following aws s3 sync command:

Im not even sure where that Data goes and I already use a service that tracks all my S3 usage, so I’d like to disable these Cloudwatch services but I don’t know where or how.

can you help me this my EROR [I] [2024-06-15 08:43:38] Error occurred during Getting buckets list.. The underlying connection was closed: An unexpected error occurred on a send.

I would be making the below 2 calls in AWS S3 bucket from separate applications(using Java SDK) for same Object