AWS S3 Console Configuration

Answer: A, B.

Options A and B are correct as these operations are supported in the S3 console.

Option C is incorrect because you can configure server-side encryption in S3 console but not client-side encryption.

Option D is incorrect because you cannot directly upload files to Glacier through the AWS S3 console.

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The AWS S3 console provides a user interface for managing S3 buckets and objects. Here are the two options that you can configure in the AWS S3 console:

A. Configure Server access logging: Server access logging provides detailed records for the requests that are made to an S3 bucket. You can use this information for security analysis, tracking of usage trends, and for compliance purposes. The logging information is stored in an S3 bucket that you specify. To configure server access logging, you can navigate to the S3 bucket you want to enable it on, select the properties tab, and then select server access logging.

B. Configure life cycle policy: A lifecycle policy allows you to automatically manage the lifecycle of objects in an S3 bucket. You can use lifecycle policies to transition objects to different storage classes, expire objects, or delete objects that are no longer needed. To configure a lifecycle policy, you can navigate to the S3 bucket you want to enable it on, select the management tab, and then select lifecycle.

C. Configure client-side encryption: Client-side encryption is not a configuration option that you can perform directly in the S3 console. Instead, you need to use an encryption client library that is capable of encrypting data before uploading it to S3, and decrypting data after downloading it from S3. You can use the AWS SDK or third-party libraries to perform client-side encryption.

D. Upload some files to a Glacier vault: You cannot upload files directly to a Glacier vault from the S3 console. However, you can create a lifecycle policy that automatically transitions objects from an S3 bucket to a Glacier vault after a specified amount of time.

So, the correct answers are A and B.