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Finding duplicate objects in an S3 bucket by metadata values requires a way to search matching objects

600dc80c-3b46-4882-b85f-5f90057dd859

Finding duplicate objects in an S3 bucket by metadata values requires a way to search matching objects

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S3 object metadata is not directly queryable without S3 Metadata or an external index

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The three properties above are static and can't be dynamicly changed based on metadata or whatnot — When the DMS Task's Endpoint is S3. Tension: Is it possible to include the task identifier as metadata of the data sent from source to target? Outcome: you can specify a bucket_folder, bucket_name as well as a cdc_path for ongoing replication.

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Query Optimization

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Batch Processing

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view an object's S3 Intelligent Tiering access tier through an S3 Inventory report — Configure S3 Inventory. Tension: This can be enabled on a bucket or prefix level and is generated on a daily or weekly frequency. Outcome: download the file from the S3 Inventory output location and parse if locally or query it via Athena.

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Use S3 Metadata tables and query e_tag with Athena or another Iceberg-compatible tool to locate duplicate objects

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Maybe use a DB to keep a file key list. — Bucket contains around 400k objects, ~70 GB. Tension: get all keys in bucket. Outcome: avoid listObject on minio.

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AWS Step Functions has a built-in pattern to process items in S3 — iterate over all the objects in a chosen bucket (or folder, etc.) that match your description. Tension: This would iterate over all the objects in a chosen bucket (or folder, etc.) that match your description. Outcome: Each object could then be sent to a Lambda function to save its contents to OpenSearch.

S3 Listing and Metadata Pipelines

Indexability Mismatch

Tokenized OR Search Filters

Tokenized OR Search Logic

S3 Object Lifecycle Retention Mismatch

S3 Lifecycle Blocks by Object Lock

Expensive Object Listing

S3 Metadata-Driven Indexing

Tokenized Multi-Term Search

Whitespace Token Search Filters

Duplicate Keys Map Merge

Multi-Token Search Filtering

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