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Answer: Add the correct IAM policy to the SysOps administrator user., Add the correct bucket policy to the customer S3 bucket.
AccessDenied on S3 upload can be due to missing IAM permissions on user (identity policy) or bucket policy denying access. Fixing both the user's IAM policy to allow s3:PutObject and bucket policy to allow from the principal resolves it. Root users not recommended.
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A SysOps administrator is receiving an AccessDenied error when uploading a file to an S3 bucket named DOC-EXAMPLE-BUCKET. Which TWO configuration changes will fix the problem?
A
Add the correct IAM policy to the SysOps administrator user.
B
Add the correct bucket policy to the customer S3 bucket.
C
Add an alternate IAM policy to the SysOps administrator user.
D
Add the IAM policy to the customer account root user.
E
Add the IAM policy to the SysOps administrator account root user.
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