Getting started with Amazon S3 Multi-Region Access Points

2.1 - Create an S3 Multi-Region Access Point

• Navigate to the Amazon S3 console.
  
• In the left-hand navigation, choose Multi-Region Access Points.
• Then, select Create Multi-Region Access Point.
  

2.2 - Name your access point and add buckets

• Enter a name for your access point.
  
  • Each access point needs a name, unique within each account. This name is only for administration, not data access.
    

2.3 - Add your previously created buckets

• Select Add buckets, and choose the buckets you created in Step 1.
  
  • Notes: 
    • You can add new or existing buckets to a new Multi-Region Access Point, but no more than one per Region, and you can’t add remove buckets from a Multi-Region Access Point after it’s created.
      
    • The recommended setting of Block all Public Access is enabled by default.
    • You can also add buckets from other accounts. Read this blog for more details.
      

2.4- Complete creation

• Select Create Multi-Region Access Point.
  • Note: Multi-Region Access Points typically take less than 10 minutes to create, depending on the number of buckets, but can take up to 24 hours.
• Wait for its status to show as Ready before proceeding. Refresh the list to see the updated status.