Question 410
An architecture review recommends this solution: Use S3 Storage Lens or inventory analytics and implement targeted lifecycle cleanup rules. The motivating situation is: A shared S3 estate has ballooning noncurrent versions, incomplete multipart uploads and forgotten small objects. Which principle would a reviewer use to defend this design?
Explanation
Correct Answer
This principle explains why the prescribed control is appropriate for the described requirement. The matching design action is: Use S3 Storage Lens or inventory analytics and implement targeted lifecycle cleanup rules. The expected supporting evidence is: Identified buckets show smaller unnecessary version and multipart storage after retention-safe cleanup.
Incorrect Answers
Engineers scale CPU without analyzing database lock waits or expensive SQL. The stated evidence instead indicates: Dormant storage versions and partial uploads accumulate without inventory or lifecycle governance.
Unattached volumes are treated as free merely because they are not mounted. The stated evidence instead indicates: Dormant storage versions and partial uploads accumulate without inventory or lifecycle governance.
Workload service calls repeatedly cross paid network boundaries without quantified need. The stated evidence instead indicates: Dormant storage versions and partial uploads accumulate without inventory or lifecycle governance.