My notes on "Things you wish you didn't need to know about S3"

An insightful exploration of surprising and often problematic aspects of using Amazon S3. Key points include the pitfalls of the S3 API, the potential misuse of storage classes, and the risks of overly permissive IAM policies. Practical advice is given on securely managing uploads using signed URLs and the cautionary tale of AWS Object Lock, which can lead to irretrievable data without extreme measures.