We use Amazon S3 Glacier for several purposes. We have buckets for our pipelines, software repository, timesheets, and performance data. As per state regulations, we must retain this data for eight years. So to comply with these regulations, we have set up a lifecycle policy in S3 that moves the data to Glacier after five years. This means the data will be stored in Glacier for the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth years. We can retrieve the data from Glacier if we need to access it during this time. Beyond five years, the data will remain in Glacier for three years.

We use Amazon S3 Glacier for hosting web files for testing.

We take a lot of data from the police to do ANPR. It's basically for big data to allow bandwidth on the data center, where there are about 1,000 images per second coming through to the data center.

The solution is used for cloud storage.

We used to have our own storage, hardware, and software in a legacy environment. Our data was completely stored on-premises. Nowadays, AWS is offering a cheap way of storing data. We use Amazon S3 Glacier for the project's storage purposes.

We use Amazon S3 Glacier for our storage purposes.

I use Amazon S3 Glacier for archival storage of data.

We use the solution for file storage. We store customer data in CSV and Excel files. We also use AWS for deployment purposes.

We use Amazon S3 Glacier to provide secure and durable data archiving at a low cost compared to the standard storage options. I'm currently working with Azure Cloud, and I have done most of the migration from Amazon S3 Glacier to Azure Blob Storage.

Amazon S3 Glacier is used to store data, files, and required certificates.

My company leverages the tool's functionalities for document and file storage. The tool also provides leverage to our company to push documents from outside into our networks or into video applications that can easily consume them, which helps our organization create a good interface for our customers. In general, the tool is useful to push data and information across the organization.

The solution is used to store data.

We use the product heavily. All our data is stored in it. We are using Delta Lake, which is built on the product. We have started using the solution for an app project. Some files and storage should not be in the hot area. It should go into Glacier. We are looking into some recycling policies.

I use the solution for storage. We use it for application data storage and retrieval and for data backup. It has various use cases for storing applications, platforms, or other data types.

I use Amazon S3 Glacier for cloud automation to deploy basic and dynamic websites. We can create Terraform for resource provisioning using it. It helps us with cross-region verification of resources.

The solution is used for backup purposes. We had it for some of our customers for their static file needs a couple of years ago.

We use the solution for long-term backups. We take database backups and synchronize them to Glacier after 30 days. We also use it as part of our disaster recovery.

We use Amazon S3 Glacier mainly for block storage.

We're a tech company, so we use a variety of solutions, but S3 Glacier is what we currently use for the database. 

We use it both internally for our own projects and our clients. We host some projects on Azure and AWS, depending on client requirements.

It's mostly used by enterprises for hosting various solutions.

We use the solution for storing file objects.

I use Amazon S3 Glacier to store large files and documents for long-term archival purposes.

We use it for archiving.

We mainly used the solution for file storage and hosting static websites.

Amazon S3 Glacier can be used for storage and RDBMS applications.

I used the solution for firewall configuration and to configure rules and permissions.

I work in a school. We have a lot of graphics, videos, pictures, and multimedia data. We use the solution for data backup.

We use the solution for migration. 

We use it for our products, mainly as a source for some data, like a type of S3 bucket.

If I construct many web servers, it would need network and OS settings. It would also need security. Amazon is a comprehensive solution.

We use S3 as a short-term backup, and we use the Glacier as a long retention backup for our customers. We also use Crosswork to orchestrate from on-prem to the cloud. For example, we had a customer who has certified remote offices, and they want to control the backup at these remote offices from the head office. We installed our own software, and we booked and supplied S3 pockets to each one. 

We use Amazon S3 Glacier for HPE 3PAR saving, content restoration, and deep storage for hosted data storage.

Our primary use case for this solution are data backups and solution discovery.

We primarily use the solution for cold storage.

We used the solution to store images that we did not require access to immediately.