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AWS Snowball Import/Export

AWS Snowball Import/Export

AWS Import/Export Snowball accelerates moving large amounts of data into and out of AWS using Amazon-provided secure appliances for transport.




Step 1: Plan your job
Step 2: Give shipping details
Step 3: Give job details
Step 4: Set security
Step 5: Set notifications
Step 6: Review

Plan your job
AWS will ship an empty Snowball to you. You'll transfer your data onto it, and ship it back. After AWS gets the Snowball, your data will be moved. Learn more.
You'll choose what data you want to export from your S3 buckets. AWS will load that data onto a Snowball and ship it to you. After you transfer your data from the Snowball, you'll ship it back to us. Learn more.
Give shipping details
AWS will ship an appliance to you. Specify your delivery address. Your region supports standard shipping (1-7 business days). This speed shows how quickly the appliance ships between destinations and doesn't reflect how soon it will arrive after today's date. An appliance is prepared for each job, which can take more time. Learn more.

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