Can a s3 Bucket be associated to an email Id .
For example, I wanted to automatically send a report to s3 , like an automate email from Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition and the email goes and sits in the s3 bucket. Is it possible ? If Yes , what is the process to be followed and how ?
AWS S3 is simply a storage layer. You can create a file that you can then later send as an email attachment, sure.
You'd need to figure out if you can generate that email file from the Oracle BI software you mention, and then send that to S3, either directly if it's supported, or more likely through a script/program that puts the file directly on the S3 bucket you want.
I'd start reading the docs here:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/gsg/GetStartedWithS3.html
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I have configured AWS SES for saving emails to AWS S3 bucket. Followed All Steps.
When i try to send verified email at first, it is saved into S3 bucket named as "AMAZON_SES_SETUP_NOTIFICATION".
It does not generate a real email file. Please help me to resolve this issue.
Thanks.
Jacob
From the docs
The bucket may also contain a file named AMAZON_SES_SETUP_NOTIFICATION. You can ignore or delete this file.
This file has nothing to do with the emails you receive, you can delete the file if you want. If you have done all the configurations correctly, whenever you receive an email, you should see a new file getting created in your S3 bucket.
To setup email receiving, you need to publish an MX record as well.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/receiving-email-mx-record.html
Reference:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/receiving-email-getting-started-view.html
I am new to snowflake and I have two questions regarding Snowflake on AWS.
I registered for a free account of Snowflake and It gave me a link to access its web UI and thereafter I could create a stage in WebUI using my exist AWS S3 bucket , however after loading of data , I am not sure , where does snowflake stores the data. Can I access its file system? Can I change its file system to my existing AWS S3?
While registration of Snowflake on AWS , I went to AWS Marketplace and Subscribed to snowflake account and it gave a snowflake webUI. Do I need to do anything else for deployment of Snowflake on AWS?
The data you imported from S3 into Snowflake now resides in a logical database table. The database stores its data in its own S3 bucket. The database storage format is proprietary, and a database abstract storage layer S3 bucket possibly contains data from multiple customers. The data is encrypted, and in the end Snowflake probably doesn't even know eg. which disk the data is on, they are S3 users like everyone else.
You can do almost anything from the GUI. But the GUI doesn't provide a proper archive for code and object history etc. Snowflake has recently acquired a company with a development tool, so maybe something more than the GUI is in the coming.
I want to expose an API (preferably using AWS API gateway/ Lambda/Go) to the users.
Using this API, the users can download a binary file from S3 bucket.
I want to capture the metrics like, which user has started download of the file, the time at which the file download had started and finished.
I want to record these timestamps in DynamoDB.
S3 has support for Events for creating/modifying/deleting files, so I can write a lambda function for these events.
But S3 doesn't seems to have support for read actions ( e.g. download a file)
I am thinking to write a Lambda function, which will be invoked when the user calls the API to download the file. In the lambda, I want to record the timestamp, read the file into a buffer, encode it and then send it as as base64 encoded response to the client.
Let me know if there is any better alternative approach.
use Amazon S3 Server Access Logging
don't use DynamoDB, if you need to query the logs in the target bucket setup Spectrum to query the logs which are also in S3
Maybe you can use S3 Access Logs?
And configure event based on new records in log bucket. However, this logs will not tell you if user has finished download or not.
how to save voice message of customer number and store in an s3 bucket using aws connect. I made a contact workflow but I am not understanding how to save voice message to s3 bucket?
We've tried many ways to build a voicemail solution, including many of the things you might have found on the web. After much iteration we realized that we had a product that would be useful to others.
For voicemail in Amazon Connect, take a look at https://amazonconnectvoicemail.com as a simple, no-code integration that can be customized to meet the needs of your customers and organization!
As soon as you enabled Voice Recording all recordings are placed automatically in the bucket you defined at the very beginning as you setup your AWS Connect Instance. Just check your S3 Bucket if you can spot the recordings.
By default, AWS creates a new Amazon S3 bucket during the
configuration process, with built-in encryption. You can also use
existing S3 buckets. There are separate buckets for call recordings
and exported reports, and they are configured independently.
(https://docs.aws.amazon.com/connect/latest/adminguide/what-is-amazon-connect.html)
The recording in S3 is only starting when an agent is taking the call. Currently, there is no direct voice mail feature in Amazon connect. You can forward the call to a service that allows it, such as Twillio.
Is there a way to GET a object from Amazon S3 by sending the cleartext Accesskey:Secret instead of signing/HMAC?
Not unless the ACL is set for anonymous read access.
Another option would be to use Amazon S3 query string authentication with your URL. Most Amazon S3 clients can generate that.
You can also use an S3fm, an online file manager for Amazon S3. Just select Web URL in your context menu and generate an URL with an expiration date.