问题
Relating to (or following on from) the question: How does AWS transfer S3 objects to Glacier archives when you use lifecycle archive rules? - where it is explained that S3 is essentially just another multi-tennanted 'customer' of Glacier - does that mean I'm completely unable to configure notification events on the 'default' Glacier vault?
In S3, I'm unable to specify a vault to archive to, so are Glacier notifications only of purpose for bespoke apps that use the API's to handle their storage needs?
I'd really like to enable notifications on archive retrieval (and 'restored item expiry' if possible) - and I've already vaulted a huge stack of things via S3 - into 'the default vault of concealment'.
Is it a turd or am I just doing it wrong? (go on, be honest)?
(EDIT: sorry, forgot question mark)
回答1:
It is concealed.
When archiving from Amazon Glacier to Amazon S3, there is no ability to configure the back-end vault, nor its notifications. There is also no notification from S3 available to notify of restorations/deletions.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36098943/what-glacier-vault-does-s3-default-to