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aws-s3

Configure S3 buckets, policies, and lifecycle rules. Implement versioning, replication, and security. Use when managing object storage on AWS.

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# AWS S3

Manage Amazon S3 object storage with production-grade security, lifecycle policies, replication, and access controls.

## When to Use This Skill

- Creating S3 buckets with security hardening (encryption, public access block, versioning)
- Writing bucket policies to enforce HTTPS, restrict IP ranges, or grant cross-account access
- Setting up lifecycle rules to transition objects between storage classes
- Configuring cross-region replication for disaster recovery
- Generating presigned URLs for temporary access to private objects
- Setting up static website hosting or CloudFront origins
- Troubleshooting access denied errors or policy conflicts
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