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Using Glacier Deep Archive – CLI to upload a new object and set the storage class:
$ aws s3 cp new.mov s3://awsroadtrip-videos-raw/ --storage-class DEEP_ARCHIVE
This would place files directly on required storage class and avoid need to do the lifecycle rules, etc...
For execution delicate use cases (those that require millisecond access time) and often got to information, Amazon S3 gives the accompanying stockpiling classes:
S3 Standard — The default stockpiling class. Assuming that you don't determine the capacity class when you transfer an item, Amazon S3 doles out the S3 Standard stockpiling class.
Diminished Redundancy — The Reduced Redundancy Storage (RRS) stockpiling class is intended for noncritical, reproducible information that can be put away with less excess than the S3 Standard stockpiling class.
I have given up waiting on them to add the ability to copy direct to Deep Archive. I need to reduce my cloud storage costs and other products have supported writing direct to Glacier Deep Archive for some time. While I may pay more for the software product it will more than pay for itself when my monthly storage costs drop by more than 60%. I love SyncbackPro, but not having a method to write direct to AWS Depp Archive of Azure Archive is forcing me to another solution.