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I did something similar recently : Lifecycle is triggered more or less each 24 hours, in my case it removed hundreds of gigabytes and millions of small files in one shot. Using another mechanism like a script would have taken days if not weeks.
This is the most cost-effective option because: • Versioning has caused the number of objects to increase over time, even as current objects are deleted after 3 years. By deleting previous versions as well, this will clean up old object versions and reduce storage costs. • An S3 Lifecycle policy incurs no additional charges and requires no additional resources to configure and run. It is a native S3 tool for managing object lifecycles cost-effectively.
Ensure to delete previous versions as well.