Did you know that S3 offers object locks that protect data from being deleted?
It helps you to protect very valuable data or fulfill compliance rules ๐งต๐
It helps you to protect very valuable data or fulfill compliance rules ๐งต๐
(1/3) There are two different retention modes, which are both protecting your object from being altered or deleted.
The differences:
ยท compliance: there's no way of removing the lock before its expiration.
ยท governance: special rights allow altering or removing the lock.
The differences:
ยท compliance: there's no way of removing the lock before its expiration.
ยท governance: special rights allow altering or removing the lock.
(2/3) Retention periods
It's possible to define the time frame for which a lock is active on an object.
This can be extended at any time.
After expiration, your object will lose its lock and retention configuration.
Usecases: protecting backups until they are outdated.
It's possible to define the time frame for which a lock is active on an object.
This can be extended at any time.
After expiration, your object will lose its lock and retention configuration.
Usecases: protecting backups until they are outdated.
(3/3) Applying lock configurations automatically
You can specify bucket configurations to automatically apply locks for new objects.
Usecases: for buckets storing log data, which has to be kept for compliance for a certain period of time.
You can specify bucket configurations to automatically apply locks for new objects.
Usecases: for buckets storing log data, which has to be kept for compliance for a certain period of time.
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