Which combination of steps should the SysOps administrator take to successfully delete the unneeded data?

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A company migrates a write-once, ready-many (WORM) drive to an Amazon S3 bucket that has S3 Object Lock configured in governance mode.During the migration, the company copies unneeded data to the S3 bucket.A SysOps administrator attempts to delete the unneeded data from the S3 bucket by using the AWS CLI.However, the SysOps administrator receives an error.

Which combination of steps should the SysOps administrator take to successfully delete the unneeded data?

(Choose two.)

Increase the Retain Until Date.

Assume a role that has the s3:BypassLegalRetention permission.

Assume a role that has the s3:BypassGovernanceRetention permission.

Include the x-amz-bypass-governance-retention:true header in the request when issuing the delete command.

Include the x-amz-bypass-legal-retention:true header in the request when issuing the delete command.

Explanations:

Increasing the Retain Until Date will delay retention, but it does not help in deleting the data.

Thes3:BypassLegalRetentionpermission is for deleting legal hold protected objects, not for governance mode.

Thes3:BypassGovernanceRetentionpermission allows deleting objects under governance mode retention.

Thex-amz-bypass-governance-retention:trueheader allows deleting objects in governance mode.

Thex-amz-bypass-legal-retention:trueheader is used for objects under legal retention, not governance mode.

2025-10-07

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  1. Andrew
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    I judge that the answer is:
    Assume a role that has the s3:BypassGovernanceRetention permission.

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