S3 access logs
Amazon S3 is a very popular cloud storage service that is highly scalable and dependable for data storage and retrieval. S3 provides high availability (HA), storage performance, and accessibility of any amount of data from around the world.
In AWS, S3 operates on buckets, which contain objects. Objects are any files, documents, images, and videos. Each object is identified using a unique identifier known as the key that serves within a bucket. A bucket can be visualized as a folder that contains all the objects.
Logging options
Access logs record information about the requests made to an Amazon S3 bucket, including details such as request information, specific resource requests, and the time and date of the request. Amazon S3 uses a specific internal account to write server access logs, which requires AWS account owners to configure explicit permission within their IAM modules to allow S3 to log server access requests.
Note
Note that S3 access logs are...