Which combination of actions should the SysOps administrator take to complete this process?
(Choose two.)
Configure the S3 bucket by using the “Redirect requests for an object” functionality to point to the bucket root URL.
Turn off the “Block all public access” setting. Allow public access by using a bucket ACL that contains WEBSITE.
Turn off the “Block all public access” setting. Allow public access by using a bucket ACL that allows access to the AuthenticatedUsers grantee.
Turn off the “Block all public access” setting. Set a bucket policy that allows “Principal”: the s3:GetObject action.
Create an index.html document. Configure static website hosting, and upload the index document to the S3 bucket.
Explanations:
The “Redirect requests for an object” functionality is used to redirect traffic to another URL, but it is not necessary for hosting a simple static webpage on S3.
While turning off “Block all public access” is necessary, using a bucket ACL with WEBSITE is not required. S3 static website hosting uses the bucket’s static website hosting configuration, not the bucket ACL.
Allowing access through an ACL with AuthenticatedUsers is unnecessary for public webpage hosting. The ACL does not provide the necessary permissions for serving public content on S3.
Turning off “Block all public access” and using a bucket policy that grants “s3” permission allows public access to the files in the bucket, which is essential for serving a public webpage.
Creating an index.html document, configuring static website hosting, and uploading the index document are the correct steps to set up a simple static webpage in an S3 bucket.
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Turn off the “Block all public access” setting. Set a bucket policy that allows “Principal”: the s3:GetObject action.
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Turn off the “Block all public access” setting. Set a bucket policy that allows “Principal”: the s3:GetObject action.