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Cold storage in cloud storage is a low-cost tier for rarely accessed data, trading cheaper capacity for retrieval fees, minimum durations and slower access.
Object storage is a cloud storage model that keeps data as whole objects with metadata and keys in a flat, highly scalable namespace accessed over HTTP.
Object versioning keeps every overwritten or deleted version of an object in a cloud storage bucket so that earlier data can be listed and restored.
A presigned URL is a time-limited, signed address that grants temporary access to one object in cloud storage without sharing credentials.
S3 is the Amazon Simple Storage Service, a cloud object storage service whose HTTP API became the de facto standard for storing files at any scale.
A storage bucket in cloud storage is a named top-level container for objects that sets their location, access rules, lifecycle and versioning.
A storage class in cloud storage is a tier that sets the price, availability and retrieval behavior of stored objects for a given access pattern.