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You have an S3 bucket that contains files in different subfolders, for example s3://my-bucket/images and s3://my-bucket/thumbnails. When an image is first uploaded and new, it is viewed several times. But after 45 days, analytics prove that image files are on average rarely requested, but the thumbnails still are. After 180 days, you would like to archive the image files and the thumbnails. Overall you would like to remain highly available to prevent disasters happening against a whole AZ.How can you implement an efficient cost strategy for your S3 bucket? (Select two)Create a Lifecycle Policy to transition objects to S3 Standard IA using a prefix after 45 daysCreate a Lifecycle Policy to transition all objects to S3 Standard IA after 45 daysCreate a Lifecycle Policy to transition objects to Glacier using a prefix after 180 days Create a Lifecycle Policy to transition objects to S3 One Zone IA using a prefix after 45 days Create a Lifecycle Policy to transition all objects to Glacier after 180 days

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