Which solution will provide private network connectivity to Amazon S3?
Create a gateway VPC endpoint to the S3 bucket.
Stream the logs to Amazon CloudWatch Logs. Export the logs to the S3 bucket.
Create an instance profile on Amazon EC2 to allow S3 access.
Create an Amazon API Gateway API with a private link to access the S3 endpoint.
Explanations:
A gateway VPC endpoint allows private connectivity from the VPC to the S3 bucket without requiring internet access, ensuring secure access.
Streaming logs to CloudWatch Logs does not provide direct access to S3 from the EC2 instance; it requires additional steps to export logs back to S3, which does not address the connectivity requirement.
While an instance profile can provide permissions for S3 access, it does not establish network connectivity to S3, which is the primary requirement in this scenario.
An Amazon API Gateway API does not provide direct access to S3 and typically involves internet-based access; it also complicates the connectivity setup unnecessarily.
I weigh that the answer is:
Create a gateway VPC endpoint to the S3 bucket.
If I’m correct, the answer is:
Create a gateway VPC endpoint to the S3 bucket.