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package com.amazonaws.services.s3.model;

/**
 * 

* Specifies constants that define Amazon S3 storage classes. The standard storage class * is the default storage class. *

*

* Amazon S3 offers multiple storage classes for different customers' needs. The * STANDARD storage class is the default storage class, and means that * redundant copies of data will be stored in different locations. *

*

* The REDUCED_REDUNDANCY storage class offers customers who are using Amazon S3 * for storing non-critical, reproducible data a low-cost highly available, * but less redundant, storage option. *

*/ public enum StorageClass { /** * The default Amazon S3 storage class. This storage class * is recommended for critical, non-reproducible data. The standard * storage class is a highly available and highly redundant storage option * provided for an affordable price. */ Standard("STANDARD"), /** * The reduced redundancy storage class. * This storage class allows customers to reduce their storage costs * in return for a reduced level of data redundancy. Customers who are using * Amazon S3 for storing non-critical, reproducible data can choose this * low cost and highly available, but less redundant, storage option. */ ReducedRedundancy("REDUCED_REDUNDANCY"), /** * The Amazon Glacier storage class. * This storage class means your object's data is stored in Amazon Glacier, * and Amazon S3 stores a reference to the data in the Amazon S3 bucket. */ Glacier("GLACIER"); /** * Returns the Amazon S3 {@link StorageClass} enumeration value representing the * specified Amazon S3 StorageClass ID string. * If the specified string doesn't map to a known Amazon S3 storage class, * an IllegalArgumentException is thrown. * * @param s3StorageClassString * The Amazon S3 storage class ID string. * * @return The Amazon S3 StorageClass enumeration value representing the * specified Amazon S3 storage class ID. * * @throws IllegalArgumentException * If the specified value does not map to one of the known * Amazon S3 storage classes. */ public static StorageClass fromValue(String s3StorageClassString) throws IllegalArgumentException { for (StorageClass storageClass : StorageClass.values()) { if (storageClass.toString().equals(s3StorageClassString)) return storageClass; } throw new IllegalArgumentException( "Cannot create enum from " + s3StorageClassString + " value!"); } private final String storageClassId; private StorageClass(String id) { this.storageClassId = id; } /* (non-Javadoc) * @see java.lang.Enum#toString() */ @Override public String toString() { return storageClassId; } }




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