I have a radical idea: don't keep that data. You can still log accesses and aggregate them into statistics, just don't keep the IP addresses. You can still lo

I have a radical idea: don't keep that data. You can still log accesses and aggregate them into statistics, just don't keep the IP addresses. You can still log IP addresses to detect DOS attacks or whatever, just delete the log when you don't need it anymore, after a day or so. There's no need to get backups from glacier, because you know there is no personal data in them.