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According to the documentation, S3 cost is calculated pro-rated charge equal to the storage charge for the remaining days of the standard tier. https://aws.amazon.com/s3/pricing/
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I figured it out. It has been a busy summer... All data has been there for at least 90 days...
It turns out that I had versioning turned on, and there was a bunch of files still set up as standard. these would not show up unless I clicked the show versions button
As this was ultimately a test... I simply cleated the S3 completely and started over.
answered a year ago
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What is the object size? If objects need not to be in standard storage at all, then can you consider storing them directly to glacier as archive?