From the course: AWS for DevOps: Monitoring, Metrics, and Logging

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Monitor S3

Monitor S3

- [Instructor] So now that we have a bucket in S3, we could start looking at monitoring and logging the console but we wouldn't see much 'cause there's no files in it. So let's upload some files quickly. Click on Upload, click on Add Files, select the files in the Exercise folder. They're just sample files. You could put anything up there. Click Open, and click Next. We're going to just accept the defaults here in terms of the permissions, and let's take a minute to look at the Storage class. You can see by default it's Standard, and we also have Standard-IA or Reduced redundancy. This does impact your costs, but notice Standard is by default. Also we have Encryption which is going to affect the security of these files. We have None selected by default. I'm going to click Next, and it shows me that I have no encryption and a standard storage class, and I'm going to click Upload. The files are now uploaded. Now what can I see in the console as it relates to these files and how can this…

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