Hi, everyone, and welcome back.
Now in today's video, we'll go ahead and we'll quickly look into how we can enable the storage class
analysis for a S3 bucket.
Now, for today's demo, I have a bucket called Assets Bucket.
So in order to enable the storage class analysis, you can go to the Matrix.
And within you, you have the option of storage class analysis.
So let's go ahead and quickly create the configuration here.
You can just see demo analysis now within the overall configuration scope will keep it very simple where
we'll say apply to all the objects in the bucket.
Now you can also have option to export the data in a CSV.
We'll just leave it to disable, which is the default configuration.
Also note that this file is exported every 24 hours, which is quite useful for daily analysis.
Once then you can go ahead and create a configuration.
All right.
Now, once you have set up, let's quickly open this up.
At this stage, you see it is showing no data.
So at this stage, you should note that it takes a little amount of time.
In fact, at this stage also added a note which states that if this is your first report, try again
after 24 hours.
So it takes a little amount of time initially for the graph to appear.
Now, in case if you have a lot of data in your S3 bucket and lot of reads and writes happening, then
you will have a nice little graph.
However, in your testing account you will have a very simplistic graph, but when you apply it for
the production environment, this is where things will prove to be quite useful.
So that's a very high level overview and with this will conclude today's video.