1) Bucket Policies
What They Are: Bucket policies control access to individual buckets and their objects. These policies determine who can perform specific actions (e.g., read, write, delete) on a bucket or its contents.
How They Work:
Use S3-compatible syntax for defining permissions.
Can be set per bucket for fine-grained control.
Ideal for managing access control at the object storage level.
2. Group Policies
What They Are: Group policies manage access based on user groups, enabling permissions to be assigned collectively rather than individually.
How They Work:
Used to define roles and permissions for groups of users.
Simplifies management in environments with multiple users and roles.
Supports RBAC (Role-Based Access Control).
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