A company receives data from its vendor in JSON format with a timestamp in the file name. The vendor uploads the data to an Amazon S3 bucket, and the data is registered into the company's data lake…

Question

Options

• AUse the exclude patterns feature of AWS Glue to identify the S3 Glacier files for the crawler to
• BSchedule an automation job that uses AWS Lambda to move files from the original S3 bucket to a
• CUse the excludeStorageClasses property in the AWS Glue Data Catalog table to exclude files on
• DUse the include patterns feature of AWS Glue to identify the S3 Standard files for the crawler to

• A
  12% (7)
• B
  5% (3)
• C
  79% (45)
• D
  4% (2)

Explanation

The excludeStorageClasses property in the AWS Glue Data Catalog table definition allows you to specify storage classes (such as GLACIER) that the crawler should skip. This is a native Glue feature that filters files by their S3 storage class without requiring any changes to the S3 bucket configuration or Lifecycle policy. Option A (exclude patterns) filters by file name or path prefix, not storage class, so it cannot distinguish Glacier-archived files from Standard files with the same names. Option B (Lambda to move files) would require changing the S3 bucket configuration, violating the requirement. Option D (include patterns) also filters by name/path, not storage class.

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