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Hello.
Why not try temporarily setting the "AmazonS3FullAccess" policy and see if it works?
If you set the "AmazonS3FullAccess" policy and it works, it means that you do not have enough IAM policies to operate S3.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/aws-managed-policy/latest/reference/AmazonS3FullAccess.html
Hi @Riku_Kobayashi, thanks for your support, It seems like my aws account has got a problem, when i tried the same way in another aws account, it's works . Could not understand this situation. Anyway thank you so much
As @Riku_Kobayashi just answered, i've added AmazonS3FullAccess policy into IAM Role but still same error
I really don't know what happens
As @Riku_Kobayashi just suggested loosening the settings in the S3 bucket policy but still same error
I've tried you way, but it's still same error, could you please screenshot your bucket, bucket policy, iam role and dataset of you case
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Hi @Riku_Kobayashi, i've tried "AmazonS3FullAccess" policy , but it's not working. You can see my answer below
Why not try loosening the settings in the S3 bucket policy as shown below?
Hi @Riku_Kobayashi i just updated the S3 bucket policy but still same error. You can see my answer below
I also tried setting it up with my AWS account, but the input was successful.
"AmazonPersonalizeFullAccess" is set for the IAM role. The bucket policy is as follows.
I've tried you way, but it's still same error, could you please screenshot your bucket, bucket policy, iam role and dataset of you case