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If you’re looking to move your data from Amazon S3 Glacier Deep Archive to Amazon S3 Standard storage class quickly, you’ll find that AWS doesn’t offer a direct, instant migration tool. Glacier Deep Archive is meant for long-term storage of data that isn’t accessed regularly, with retrieval times taking 72 hours or more, so real-time access isn’t possible there.
Luckily, AWS provides a solution called “Data Transfer from Amazon S3 Glacier Vaults to Amazon S3,” which helps automate the process of moving your archives. This process involves retrieving data from Glacier vaults and storing them in an Amazon S3 bucket where you can then assign different storage classes like S3 Standard, S3 Glacier Instant Retrieval, or S3 Glacier Deep Archive. The transfer progress is tracked, and you can pause or restart the process without losing your progress, making it convenient and manageable.
Keep in mind, this process isn’t instant because it first involves retrieving your archived data. The retrieval speed depends on the tier you choose; standard retrieval is slower, while expedited retrieval is faster but may cost more.
When transferring data to S3 storage classes, think about how often you’ll need to access the data. For example:
– Choose S3 Standard if you plan to access it daily.
– Use S3 Glacier Instant Retrieval for data you might access quarterly but need quick access to.
– Opt for S3 Glacier Deep Archive if the data is rarely accessed and can wait for retrieval.
Additionally, you can set up S3 Lifecycle policies that automatically move objects between storage classes based on rules you create. This helps manage costs and access needs without manual effort.
For more details and step-by-step guidance, check out the official AWS resources on how to transfer data from Glacier vaults to S3 and manage storage classes efficiently.
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