Adding objects to your S3 bucket
Now that you’ve created a bucket, you’re ready to add objects to it
An object can be any kind of file: a text file, a photo, a video, etc. When you add a file to Amazon S3, you have the option of including metadata with the file and setting permissions to control access to the file.
1.You are going to upload 7 photos into your bucket. Download this zip file and extract the photos onto your local hard drive: photos.zip
2.In your zip file confirm you have seven files named “photo1.jpg” through “photo7.jpg” and a directory named “V2” containing a file named “photo1.jpg”.
3.In your new bucket’s overview page click Upload under the “Objects” tab.
4.Then click on the Add Files button to select your files for upload. Upload the files “photo1.jpg” through “photo7.jpg” from the root of the “photos” folder, ignoring “photo1.jpg” in the “V2” folder as we will use it in a later section of this lab.
5.After you have selected the image files, the “Upload” dialogue then should show the files you’ve selected to upload.
Here is the architecture you have built so far:
