As well as using pre-configured storage classes, you can set up your own S3 Buckets from scratch, configuring access policies, versioning, and lifecycle rules to suit your specific storage needs.
Step 1: Click on “Create Bucket”
Step 2: Fill in name of “Bucket”. Refer the rule for define the Name for Bucket in this “Link”
Step3: Enable Object Lock (If needed)
Object Lock is a feature that allows you to store objects using the write-once, read-many (WORM) model. ObjectLock can help prevent objects from being deleted or overwritten for a fixed period or indefinitely.
The Object Lock feature is only used when creating a new Bucket. After selecting “Enable object lock” for a Bucket, all files/folders created/uploaded in that Bucket will be automatically set to the mode you selected in the next step.
Step 4: Choose "Governance mode" or "Compliance mode" or “NONE“
Governance mode: Use Governance mode if you want to protect objects from deletion by most users for a pre-set retention period but also want some users with special permissions to have the flexibility to change retention settings or delete objects. Users with the s3:BypassGovernance Retention permission can override or delete retention settings in governance mode.
NONE mode: Use Veeam Backup mode to protect the backup file “immutable mode of Veeam”.
After choosing 1 of 2 modes to lock the object, you have to choose the desired number of days in the "Retention period" section. Retention period: 90 days means that the Bucket and the objects in that Bucket are locked in the mode you choose for 90 days from the date the Bucket was created.
Retention period: Specify a fixed period of time during which the object is locked. During this period, your object is protected by WORM and cannot be overwritten or deleted. You can apply a retention period in days with a minimum of 1 day and no maximum.
