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Hi, @kelvin.
It's common to use lifecycles.
You can also change the storage class using the CLI.
The application timing of the life cycle is once a day, and the last update date of the object is checked.
If you just created the rule, try waiting until the next day.
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Hi.
You can set lifecycle rules as explained here: https://catalog.workshops.aws/general-immersionday/en-US/basic-modules/60-s3/s3/6-s3
About your enquire on why existing object are not fetched, you should just wait as this is clearly supported as show in FAQs under "Q: How can I use Amazon S3 Lifecycle management to help lower my Amazon S3 storage costs?" question https://aws.amazon.com/s3/faqs/
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i created a lifecycle rule for it, but it seem like the rule are not effective for the previous object uploaded.
Wrote an answer below. You just need to wait as per FAQ also existing objects will be moved: https://aws.amazon.com/s3/faqs/