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But how can I be familiar with S3 without any data engineering work? Or maybe I should put it like this, what exactly does "familiar with S3" mean? Does it mean that I used it to store something (I mean even a non-programmer can do that), or that I should be able to manipulate (i/o) the store using Python with Boto (Again this can be done with a tutorial), or something else?

I believe that "something else" usually indicates some previous data engineering work though, so it's an egg and chicken problem.



> But how can I be familiar with S3 without any data engineering work?

... you don't need to be in data engineering to use S3.

And can you be familiar with it? Read the docs, write some code.


OK I see what you mean. So it's probably close to the second definition.




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