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Ownership and ACL condition

This revision card explains Ownership and ACL condition. It starts from the need that delivery often requires bucket-owner-full-control so the archive account owns objects. It describes condition StringEquals s3 — x-amz-acl bucket-owner-full-control on PutObject. The how-to section notes unrelated IAM user PutObject , then AccessDenied. An example on the card is ananya Iyer verifies ACL condition with a failing unsigned put.

Ownership and ACL condition Delivery often requires bucket-owner-full-control so the archive account owns objects. Condition StringEquals s3:x-amz-acl bucket-owner-full-control on PutObject. Unrelated IAM user PutObject → AccessDenied. Ananya Iyer verifies ACL condition with a failing unsigned put.
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Why do we need it?

Delivery often requires bucket-owner-full-control so the archive account owns objects.

x-amz-acl

What is it?

Condition StringEquals s3:x-amz-acl bucket-owner-full-control on PutObject.

How to do it

Unrelated IAM user PutObject → AccessDenied.

Example

Ananya Iyer verifies ACL condition with a failing unsigned put.

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