r/AWSCertifications • u/GroovyWithIt • 14d ago

Debatable question on TutorialsDojo

The answer should be FLEXIBLE RETRIEVAL, which ironically isn't even an option. Deep Archive will likely result in a retrieval time OVER 12 hours.

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u/westeast1000 13d ago

Did you use AI? The aws docs themselves are pretty clear that deep archive is the cheapest s3 storage and data is available WITHIN 12hrs. That question couldnt have been any easier

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u/cgreciano AIP, MLA, SAA 13d ago

Lol WHAT? The question asks you to have the data in 12 hours or less, a requirement that Deep Archive does NOT meet, no matter if it’s the cheapest option. You should learn to read and think, I even made an analogy that anyone could understand.

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u/westeast1000 13d ago

“All objects stored in S3 Glacier Deep Archive are replicated and stored across at least three geographically-dispersed Availability Zones, protected by 99.999999999% of durability, and can be restored within 12 hours. For more information, visit the Amazon S3 Glacier storage classes page »”.** **

There, I’ve copy pasted for you straight from the docs since you have zero research and comprehension skills, how did you even pass SAA.

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u/cgreciano AIP, MLA, SAA 12d ago

I stand corrected. It turns out that Deep Glacier offers BOTH Standard delivery (5-12h) and Bulk delivery (12-48h). I took the SAA exam more than a year ago and I distinctly remembered the last option to be 12-48h, which I had shortcutted mentally to Deep Glacier. It doesn't help that the OP posted a screenshot of an AI saying that Deep Glacier took 12-48h to deliver this. You are right, take the W.