Yes as you can see in the chart by default other classes are stored in 3 or more Availability zones by default in AWS. One Zone-Infrequent Access but in one zone IF its only stored in a single availability zone which makes it a cheaper option
AWS is bound by the sla if the fail you to provide high availability they may have to return billions of dollars to customers. So, they automatically copy it over 3 AZ
I don't know this is a managed service by AWS and this is the info they give so basically they manage everything without you knowing and I don't know how they implemented it
Yes as you can see in the chart by default other classes are stored in 3 or more Availability zones by default in AWS. One Zone-Infrequent Access but in one zone IF its only stored in a single availability zone which makes it a cheaper option
AWS is bound by the sla if the fail you to provide high availability they may have to return billions of dollars to customers. So, they automatically copy it over 3 AZ
Ok so these 3 do not operate as read replicas for example. By default they stand for backup?
I don't know this is a managed service by AWS and this is the info they give so basically they manage everything without you knowing and I don't know how they implemented it
So all 3 others buckets operate as replicas or standalone backups which do not accept connection?
Could not understand you
All 3 replicas operate and accept connection, or they act as backup?