Create Bucket
A Bucket in cloud computing is a container used to store data.
A bucket acts as a storage container that enables efficient storage, organization, and management of data.
Bucket > Create Bucket > Give Bucket Name > Click Create Bucket
Click on the Create bucket
Note:- Bucket names can be between 3 and 63 characters long including the <USER_NAME>.

Set the unique name. Select a region for your bucket. You can choose from available regions such as Indore or Mumbai.

You can also create a bucket in the Mumbai region by selecting it from the Region dropdown.

After this, we can see the Review information like (User name, Bucket name, Region, Versioning, encryption)
Bucket versioning :
Stores multiple versions of an object (file)
Tracks changes made to an object over time
Allows recovery of deleted or overwritten objects
All versions are stored and can be recovered or reverted to.

Object Lock (WORM) :
Prevents objects from being deleted or overwritten for a fixed amount of time or indefinitely.
Important: Object Lock can ONLY be enabled when creating the bucket.
Enabling Object Lock automatically and permanently enables Bucket Versioning.
There are two modes: Governance and Compliance mode. You can choose either of them.
Note: You can change the default object lock settings later from the Bucket Settings page.

You can set the number of days to lock the object versions. The maximum number of days you can set is determined by your account lifecycle.

Encryption:- Encryption refers to protecting data by converting it into an unreadable format.
To Apply the Tags to Bucket

Now the Review information about bucket, click on the Next.

Now, The bucket review displays details such as bucket name, owner, versioning, public access, creation date, and actions. Click on Create Bucket to create a new bucket. After successful creation, the bucket becomes visible in the list.

Click on the Actions column located to the right of the specific bucket name. In the Actions section, options are available to manage the bucket, such as deleting the bucket, managing tags, and modifying bucket settings.

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