I’ve inherited a unique case here that is making me look to have an IAM user in AWS with access to my S3 buckets (via an access key). But the catch is that I don’t want any resource that isn’t running in my AWS account to access it. Ideally, what I want is something like:

Amazon S3 access point error in policy

I am trying to delete objects that exist in S3 bucket sub folder. Below is what I am trying to do in C#:

I’m using S3 for file storage of image uploads. Different buckets host multiple images from user uploads.

I am trying to convert mp4 files to hsl for a OTT application, my plan is to upload input files to S3-Bucket-1 and start a media converter job using aws sdk from my node js application. No lambda functions will be used. Then i will save the output to S3-bucket-2.
I am using a job template to call the job, and i am using $fn$ variable in output destination, so that i can organise parts of each videos into a folder with the file name. but when i am creating the job from my node application i am getting access denied error, if i create a job using AWS console, there is no such issues,
Here is my bucket policy.

AWS S3 put object gets this back:

As far as I’m aware, the Access Key ID is like a username, and without the Access Key Secret it’s useless?

O que acham de usar o AWS S3 para armazenar arquivos usados no dia a dia da empresa, como forma de um backup caso perca todos os dados presencialmente ?

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