Need to replicate objects across AWS accounts while keeping S3 Object Lock in place? Namratha walks through the full setup: enabling Object Lock on the destination, creating the replication IAM role, updating the KMS key and bucket policies, and creating the replication rule.
0:00 Introduction
0:22 Setup overview
1:10 Enable versioning and Object Lock
2:21 Note the destination ARN and account
2:50 Create the replication IAM policy
3:26 KMS policy for encrypted buckets
5:03 Create the IAM role
6:01 Update the destination KMS key policy
7:14 Add the destination bucket policy
7:44 Create the replication rule
10:02 Test and monitor replication
11:38 Closing
For more information, see the Knowledge Center article:
https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/s3-cross-account-replication-object-lock
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