How to setup a public accessible S3 bucket

You often need an s3 bucket where other people can download files from. This tutorial shows you how to set that up.
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[@jimjones4362]

You are the best presenter I have ever seen on TH-cam. The rate you keep things moving is so relieving. In most videos I watch like this, I get a stomach ache.

[@WebDevCody]

Haha thanks I appreciate hearing that! Do other TH-camrs just go too slow or something?

[@lotachiekwunife9895]

Thank you for this tutorial. You are a lifesaver. I am currently studying for my cloud practitioner certification and most tutorials online still have the old console dashboard. Feels so good to watch your videos. Please do you have more videos on the cloud practitioner course?

[@WebDevCody]

I don’t have many more

[@Shama313]

Thank you so much for this tutorial, so helpful.

[@TabascoRoad]

Saved me a ton of time, thank you!

[@richagotech]

Take it a step further - add one file in the bucket to convert it into a file browser - th-cam.com/video/wO4ubvP6bpA/w-d-xo.html

[@slj1026]

Great Video and answered my question completely

[@MubashirullahDurrani]

For some reason, the snippet is no longer in the docs and it mentions just unchecking block public access. Here is the snippet that got it working for me.
{
"Version": "2012-10-17",
"Statement": [
{
"Effect": "Allow",
"Principal": "*",
"Action": "s3:GetObject",
"Resource": "arn:aws:s3:::your-bucket-name/*"
}
]
}

[@giduduwisdomnico3206]

Thanks for such a great explanation 😉

[@ninamarszalek8779]

Thanks! Was exactly what I needed

[@neerajnandan3351]

thank you! it worked for me

[@SILD90]

ty, worked like a charm :D

[@SeibertSwirl]

Good job love ❤️

[@cosmicknox]

nice thanks for your effort

[@paul-rinaldi]

Saved me, thank you

[@andreyyu620]

You're the man!

[@rakibulhasanasif2120]

Thank you💝

[@parkerrex]

Great vid

[@bringtheseo]

Is it possible to share the whole bucket? Id like to allow someone to browse/view/access the entire contents of the bucket.

[@socialforbrokers2990]

Great video thank you
I'm looking to host video files in there and then have zapier pull that video from a google sheet (via a direct url) and then post it into Buffer (a social media scheduling software)
I currently do it for images with ImgBB but they don't offer the service with videos.
Is this doable do you think?

[@lts8683]

Thanks

[@GouraGopalDalai]

Able to access files but unable to access the folders. Says access Denied.

[@Mikevets]

If you are letting anyone read the files, do you even need a bucket policy….?

[@buffawaybod7194]

Jnob, good video

[@sanghoonlim6505]

4:07 Policies must be valid JSON and the first byte must be '{'

[@raiyanrizwan7990]

I love you

[@sanghoonlim6505]

Policies must be valid JSON and the first byte must be '{'

[@naamgumnaam6]

Hey Cody, nice video, but I could not open the S3 objects from my public bucket. AWS has updated the settings and it looks different now, could you tell me what different do I need to do?
In permissions, there is a Block all public access check mark that AWS docs tell to uncheck, which I did. I can see the 'Objects can be public ' access type for this bucket. Then I uploaded files directly into console, and also via an API I have written. And I can also see the ARN URL for these objects, but when I open them, I see this:
This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.
AccessDenied
Access Denied
Z71FBYTPRJGRP5KW
mgjYZ6FaZP0If4i/S905R6rlOnv3PLbJ6BrLII9kod3FQi1S6VmLHiQTpglza0Fu8eEPdxoSZNIb5kELK3KNOQ==
(Also tried opening in different browsers, did not work)
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you very much.

[@t4na]

did you edit your bucket policy?

[@fabianrosales7593]

Thank you for save my life 🤣❤‍🩹