A Machine Learning Specialist needs to create a data repository to hold a large amount...

An Amazon S3 data lake is a cost-effective solution for storing and analyzing large amounts of time-based training data for a new model. Amazon S3 is a highly scalable, durable, and secure object storage service that can store any amount of data in any format. Amazon S3 also offers low-cost storage classes, such as S3 Standard-IA and S3 One Zone-IA, that can reduce the storage costs for infrequently accessed data. By using hourly object prefixes, the Machine Learning Specialist can organize the data into logical partitions based on the time of ingestion. This can enable efficient data access and management, as well as support incremental updates and deletes. The Specialist can also use Amazon S3 lifecycle policies to automatically transition the data to lower-cost storage classes or delete the data after a certain period of time. This way, the Specialist can always train on the last 24 hours of the data and optimize the storage costs.

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