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Question on S3 bucket access via cloudfront
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An international insurance company has clients all across the globe. The company has financial files that are stored in an Amazon S3 bucket which is behind CloudFront. At present, their clients can access their data by directly using an S3 URL or using their CloudFront distribution. The company wants to deliver their content to a specific client in California and they need to make sure that only that client can access the data.
Which of the following options is a valid solution that meets the above requirements? (Select TWO.)
I am doubting if using s3 signed urls is the right option. the url should be sent to the client whenever the user wants to download a file. THe explination why other answers are wrong is also not clear. can you please clarify or provide more details information on why other answers are wrong
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Hello Abhikadi,
Thank you for your feedback.
This option uses S3 pre-signed URLs to control access and ensures that only the intended client can access the files. It’s a valid solution since it meets the specific requirement of restricting access. The S3 pre-signed URLs can be used multiple times until they expire, which makes them a valid option for providing access to specific clients over a period.
I hope this helps!
Regards,
JR @ Tutorials Dojo
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