Where in the lakehouse UI should you create a shortcut to access data stored in Amazon S3?

• A. In the File section of the lakehouse
• B. Within the Table section of the lakehouse
• C. In the object storage section of the lakehouse
• D. Within the blob section of the lakehouse

Answer: (A)

Creating the shortcut in the File section is the best choice because it treats the data as file-based content stored in object storage, like S3, and provides a filesystem‑style view for quick navigation. This makes it easy to point to a bucket and prefix, browse folders, and access the raw data without defining a structured table first. The Table section is meant for structured, schema-based data (tables), which isn’t the same as a direct file shortcut to S3. The object storage or blob sections are more about configuring the storage connection or handling binary objects rather than provisioning a quick-access shortcut to specific S3 paths. Using the File area aligns with how most lakehouse UIs organize and access external file data stored in object storage.