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Hello,
Here's a relevant FAQ on how this process works: Why isn't my Amazon S3 lifecycle configuration rule transitioning objects into the GLACIER storage class?.
- If the objects are in the STANDARD_IA storage class, the objects must be stored in STANDARD_IA for at least 30 days before transitioning to GLACIER. Before you check that the rule transitioned the storage class, confirm that the objects have been stored in STANDARD_IA for at least 30 days.
- Amazon S3 Lifecycle configuration rules run once a day. Check and confirm whether the rule has transitioned the storage class.
- The total number of objects in the bucket affects the time it takes for you to see the change in storage class. If the bucket contains a large number of objects, then it might take longer to see the change in storage class.
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Hi All, I created a life cycle policy so that i can move my current and non current objects into Glacier Instant Retrieval & also i have objects which are less than 128KB. Read in aws s3 blog that objects less than 128KB cannot be moved to glacier from standard. so i added scope that object greater than 129 KB should be moved to glacier.
But when checking the objects in s3 not even a single has been moved to glacier.
Please let me know what exactly i have to do here or is there anything wrong with policy i configured ?
Thanks in advance.
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Thanks Chris! The objects are not yet 30 days old. I will check back in a few weeks. Thanks again!