Which feature is NOT offered by Amazon S3?

Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) offers a wide range of features for storing and managing data in the cloud. Versioning allows users to preserve, retrieve, and restore every version of every object stored in an S3 bucket, enabling better data management and recovery. Encryption supports both server-side and client-side methods, providing robust security measures for protecting sensitive data at rest and during transit. Additionally, S3 can be utilized as a data lake, enabling the storage of large amounts of structured and unstructured data for analytics and other processing.

Graph queries, however, are not a feature offered by Amazon S3. This form of querying is typically found in graph databases or specialized database services designed for handling graph structures, such as Amazon Neptune. S3 is primarily an object storage service, and while it provides powerful storage capabilities, it does not natively support the querying of data in a graph format. This distinction is what makes the option regarding graph queries the correct choice as a feature not offered by Amazon S3.