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You can use Amazon S3 Lifecycle for deleting non-current versions of your objects. Read more about Managing your storage lifecycle.
The NoncurrentVersionExpiration action element of the lifecycle actions instructs Amazon S3 to permanently delete noncurrent versions of objects. Configure a lifecycle for your S3 bucket with a specific action date that is in the past. With this, all qualified objects become immediately eligible for that Lifecycle action, so the non-current versions of the objects will be deleted just after you activate the Lifecycle. After that, you can remove the Lifecycle if you want to keep all future non-current object versions.
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