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Are you saying that there is no cloudtrail for data event setup for these buckets?
If you look at this blog post, following are few methods, with which you can find these details:
- Cloudtrail
- Cloudwatch log insight
- Athena
- S3 server access logs
I'd suggest you to set up trail for s3 data events and if these buckets are being used actively, you'll get the details within a day.
Edit:
Here is the snapshot from same blog, which may help you understand better, whether you need to make changes or not:
Hope you find this helpful.
Comment here if you have additional questions, happy to help.
Abhishek
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Hi Abhishek, Thanks for your input. I will surely explore.
Regarding my first question, if I upgrade it , will I have to change the way API request is made in the source code also.
Hi Saradha, That question is subjective but if it's only about s3 api calls then you'd not require to make any change. I've edited my answer with a snapshot from the same blog, which I have provided. Please take a look at that once in the answer above, I'm sure it'd give you more clarity. Also, refer below mentioned threads, specially the first one.
Here are some useful conversations that would certainly help you to understand, what are the scenarios, where one has to make changes at his/her end or no change would be required: https://repost.aws/questions/QUmzjQnhqgTdGjbXZQTCrMsA/update-your-s3-object-access-to-maintain-connectivity-i-m-clueless https://repost.aws/questions/QUliLMCyJCScW2juW37NzW5Q/how-to-update-my-s3-object-to-tls-1-2-or-higher
Feel free to reach out if you have additional questions, happy to help.