If you store a file in S3, you get a unique identifier for that file that you can use to retrieve it again.
So if you want to query an 'archived file' (so uploaded to S3), just call the S3 endpoint with the unique ID to retrieve the file.
As far as I know, you can only store files in S3, not additional data/attributes.
If you store a file in S3, you get a unique identifier for that file that you can use to retrieve it again.
So if you want to query an 'archived file' (so uploaded to S3), just call the S3 endpoint with the unique ID to retrieve the file.
As far as I know, you can only store files in S3, not additional data/attributes.