- What's New
- Function Overview
- Product Notices
- Service Overview
- Billing
- Getting Started
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User Guide
- Accessing OBS
- Storage Class
- Bucket Management
- Object Management
- Permissions Control
- Data Security
- Disaster Recovery and Backup
- Domain Name Management
- Data Management
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Data Processing
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Image Processing
- Overview
- Notes and Constraints
- Basic Concepts
- Using Image Processing on OBS Console
- Using Image Processing with APIs
- Getting Information About an Image
- Getting the Average RGB Value of an Image
- Setting Image Effects
- Resizing Images
- Rotating Images
- Cropping Images
- Watermarking Images
- Converting Formats and Interlacing Images
- Changing Image Quality
- Slimming Images
- Image Processing Persistency
- Online Decompression
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Image Processing
- Monitoring and Logging
- Parallel File System
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Permissions Configuration Guide
- Differences Between OBS Permissions Control Methods
- OBS Access Control at a Glance
- Permission Control Methods
- Access Requests
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Permission Configuration in Typical Scenarios
- Typical Permissions Scenarios
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Granting Permissions to an IAM User Under the Current Account
- Granting an IAM User the Permissions to Create and List Buckets
- Granting an IAM User the Read/Write Permission on a Bucket
- Granting an IAM User the Specified Permissions for a Bucket
- Granting an IAM User the Read Permissions on Specific Objects
- Granting an IAM User the Specified Permissions on Specified Objects
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Granting Permissions to Multiple IAM Users or User Groups Under the Current Account
- Granting IAM User Groups All Permissions for All OBS Resources
- Granting IAM User Groups Basic Permissions for All OBS Resources
- Granting IAM User Groups the Specified Permissions for All OBS Resources
- Granting IAM User Groups the Specified Permissions for Certain OBS Resources
- Granting IAM User Groups the Specified Permissions for a Folder
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Granting Permissions to Other Accounts
- Granting Other Accounts the Read/Write Permission for a Bucket
- Granting Other Accounts the Specified Permissions for a Bucket
- Granting IAM Users Under an Account the Access to a Bucket and the Resources in It
- Granting Other Accounts the Read Permission for Certain Objects
- Granting Other Accounts the Specified Permissions for Certain Objects
- Granting Permissions to All Accounts
- Granting Temporary Access to OBS
- Allowing IAM Users to View Only Authorized Buckets
- Restricting Access to a Bucket for Specific IP Addresses
- Best Practices for Enterprise Data Access Control
- FAQs
- Appendix
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Tools Guide
- OBS Tools
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OBS Browser+
- Introduction
- OBS Browser+ Function Overview
- Downloading OBS Browser+
- Installing OBS Browser+
- Logging In to OBS Browser+
- Basic Bucket Operations
- Advanced Bucket Settings
- Object Operations
- Task Management
- Best Practices
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FAQs
- Where Can I Obtain Access Keys (AK and SK)?
- Where Can I Obtain an IAM User ID?
- Can I Install Two OBS Browser+ Tools from Different Sites in One System?
- What Are the Differences Between OBS Browser+ and OBS Browser?
- Does OBS Browser+ Support the Migration of Account and Task Information from OBS Browser?
- Why Does the Task Processing Speed Slow After the Number of Tasks Exceeds a Million?
- Why Are the Displayed Number of Objects and Used Storage Capacity Different from the Actual Number of Objects and Storage Capacity?
- Why Is the Deliver Attribute Configured Using an SDK Overwritten to False After I Configure a Bucket ACL on OBS Browser+?
- What If "Login request denied." Is Displayed When I Try to Log In to OBS Browser+ Using an Account?
- What If "Failed to obtain the user token from IAM." Is Displayed When I Try to Log In to OBS Browser+ Using an Account?
- What If Message "Incorrect Account or Password" Is Displayed When I Try to Log In to OBS Browser+ Using an Account?
- Will Incremental Upload Be Used in Auto Upload Tasks?
- How Can I Permanently Share Files or Folders with Other Users?
- How Can I Access a Specific Bucket or Directory?
- Can I Cancel the Directory Sharing After a Directory Has Been Shared with Others?
- Can I Query the Number and Size of Files in a Folder?
- How Do I Troubleshoot a DNS Resolution Failure?
- Can OBS Browser+ List Objects with Special Characters in Their Names?
- Why Are Objects Always in the Restoring State?
- Uninstalling OBS Browser+
- Change History
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obsutil
- obsutil Introduction
- Downloading and Installing obsutil
- Getting Started
- Bucket Commands
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Object Commands
- Creating a Folder
- Uploading an Object
- Querying Object Properties
- Setting Object Properties
- Listing Objects
- Copying an Object
- Moving an Object
- Downloading an Object
- Generating the Download Link of an Object
- Deleting an Object
- Synchronously Uploading Incremental Objects
- Synchronously Copying Incremental Objects
- Synchronously Downloading Incremental Objects
- Restoring Objects from the Archive Storage
- Resuming a Failed Upload Task
- Resuming a Failed Copy Task
- Resuming a Failed Download Task
- Listing Multipart Upload Tasks
- Deleting a Multipart Upload Task
- Creating an Authorization Code for Directory Sharing
- Listing Objects by Using an Authorization Code
- Downloading Objects by Using an Authorization Code
- Auxiliary Commands
- Common Examples
- Fault Locating
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Best Practices
- Using the obsutil help Command to Search for Functions
- Configuring Scheduled Tasks Using the Crontab Command
- Setting obsutil Commands as Built-in Commands
- Configuring Auto Obtaining of Access Keys for obsutil
- Fine-Tuning obsutil Performance
- Using obsutil for Resumable Data Transfer
- Using obsutil to Upload a Symbolic Link
- Configuring an HTTP Proxy for obsutil
- Using obsutil to Share Directories
- Using obsutil to Replicate Data Across Regions on the Client Side
- Limiting the Upload and Download Rate for obsutil
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FAQs
- After Some Files Are Deleted in My Local Directory, Can obsutil Synchronously Delete Them from the Bucket?
- Can I Use obsutil to Directly Save a Listing Result to a Local File?
- Why Is the Size of Objects Queried by obsutil Inconsistent with That on OBS Console?
- How Can I Find Out Why Some Tasks in a Batch Task Failed?
- How Can I Locate and Rectify I/O Timeout and EOF Errors?
- Why Is a Question Mark Displayed in the Batch Task Progress Bar?
- Can Multiple config Files Be Placed in One Directory?
- Why Is the Number of Objects I Downloaded from OBS to My Local Windows PC Different from That in OBS?
- Can I Rename an Object or a Folder?
- Configuration Parameters
- obsfs (abandoned)
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Best Practices
- Overview
- Uploading Data to OBS
- Migrating Data to OBS
- Accessing Data Stored in OBS
- Using a User-Defined Domain Name to Host a Static Website
- Verifying Data Consistency
- Suggestions on OBS Security Configuration
- Suggestions on OBS Performance Optimization
- Using OBS to Decouple Storage from Compute in Big Data Scenarios
- Using s3fs to Mount an OBS Bucket
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API Reference
- Before You Start
- API Overview
- Calling APIs
- Getting Started
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APIs
- Operations on Buckets
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Advanced Bucket Settings
- Configuring a Bucket Policy
- Obtaining Bucket Policy Information
- Deleting a Bucket Policy
- Configuring a Bucket ACL
- Obtaining Bucket ACL Information
- Configuring Logging for a Bucket
- Obtaining a Bucket Logging Configuration
- Configuring Bucket Lifecycle Rules
- Obtaining Bucket Lifecycle Configuration
- Deleting Lifecycle Rules
- Configuring Versioning for a Bucket
- Obtaining Bucket Versioning Status
- Configuring Storage Class for a Bucket
- Obtaining Bucket Storage Class Information
- Configuring Cross-Region Replication for a Bucket
- Obtaining the Cross-Region Replication Configuration of a Bucket
- Deleting the Cross-Region Replication Configuration of a Bucket
- Configuring Tags for a Bucket
- Obtaining Bucket Tags
- Deleting Tags
- Configuring Bucket Storage Quota
- Querying Bucket Storage Quota
- Obtaining Storage Information of a Bucket
- Configuring Bucket Inventories
- Obtaining a Specific Inventory of a Bucket
- Listing All Inventories of a Bucket
- Deleting Bucket Inventories
- Configuring a Custom Domain Name for a Bucket
- Obtaining the Custom Domain Name of a Bucket
- Deleting the Custom Domain Name of a Bucket
- Configuring Bucket Encryption
- Obtaining Bucket Encryption Configuration
- Deleting the Encryption Configuration of a Bucket
- Setting the Direct Reading Policy for Archive Objects in a Bucket
- Obtaining the Direct Reading Policy of Archive Objects in a Bucket
- Deleting the Direct Reading Policy of Archive Objects in a Bucket
- Configuring Mirroring Back-to-Source Rules
- Obtaining Mirroring Back-to-Source Rules
- Deleting Mirroring Back-to-Source Rules
- Setting an Online Decompression Policy
- Obtaining an Online Decompression Policy
- Deleting an Online Decompression Policy
- Configuring a Default WORM Policy for a Bucket
- Obtaining the Default WORM Policy of a Bucket
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Static Website Hosting
- Configuring Static Website Hosting for a Bucket
- Obtaining the Static Website Hosting Configuration of a Bucket
- Deleting the Static Website Hosting Configuration of a Bucket
- Configuring Bucket CORS
- Obtaining the CORS Configuration of a Bucket
- Deleting the CORS Configuration of a Bucket
- OPTIONS Bucket
- OPTIONS Object
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Operations on Objects
- Uploading an Object - PUT
- Uploading an Object - POST
- Copying an Object
- Downloading an Object
- Querying Object Metadata
- Deleting an Object
- Deleting Objects
- Restoring Archive or Deep Archive Objects
- Appending an Object
- Configuring an Object ACL
- Obtaining Object ACL Configuration
- Modifying Object Metadata
- Modifying an Object
- Truncating an Object
- Renaming an Object
- Configuring WORM Retention for an Object
- Operations on Multipart Upload
- Server-Side Encryption
- Error Codes
- Permissions and Supported Actions
- Appendixes
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SDK Reference
- SDK Overview
- SDK Function Matrices
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Python
- Before You Start (SDK for Python)
- API Overview of OBS SDK for Python
- Preparations (SDK for Python)
- Downloading and Installing OBS SDK for Python
- Getting Started with OBS SDK for Python
- Initialization (SDK for Python)
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Bucket-Related APIs (SDK for Python)
- Creating a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Obtaining a Bucket List (SDK for Python)
- Checking Whether a Bucket Exists (SDK for Python)
- Deleting a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Listing Objects in a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Listing Object Versions in a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Obtaining Bucket Metadata (SDK for Python)
- Obtaining the Region of a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Obtaining Storage Information of a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Configuring a Storage Quota (SDK for Python)
- Obtaining a Bucket Storage Quota (SDK for Python)
- Configuring a Storage Class for a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Obtaining the Storage Class of a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Configuring a Bucket ACL (SDK for Python)
- Obtaining a Bucket ACL (SDK for Python)
- Configuring Logging for a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Obtaining the Logging Configuration of a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Configuring a Bucket Policy (SDK for Python)
- Obtaining the Policy of a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Deleting a Bucket Policy (SDK for Python)
- Configuring Lifecycle Rules for a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Obtaining the Lifecycle Configuration of a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Deleting the Lifecycle Configuration of a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Configuring Static Website Hosting for a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Obtaining Static Website Hosting for a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Deleting Static Website Hosting for a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Configuring Versioning for a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Obtaining the Versioning Status of a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Configuring CORS for a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Obtaining the CORS Configuration of a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Deleting the CORS Configuration of a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Configuring Tags for a Bucket (SDK for Python)
- Obtaining Bucket Tags (SDK for Python)
- Deleting Bucket Tags (SDK for Python)
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Object-Related APIs (SDK for Python)
- Object Upload Overview (SDK for Python)
- Uploading Objects - Text-Based (SDK for Python)
- Uploading an Object - Streaming (SDK for Python)
- Uploading an Object - File-Based (SDK for Python)
- Uploading an Object - Append (SDK for Python)
- Uploading an Object - Resumable (SDK for Python)
- Obtaining the Upload Progress (SDK for Python)
- Uploading an Object - Browser-Based (SDK for Python)
- Object Download Overview (SDK for Python)
- Downloading an Object - Binary (SDK for Python)
- Downloading an Object - Streaming (SDK for Python)
- Downloading an Object - File-Based (SDK for Python)
- Downloading an Object - Range-Based (SDK for Python)
- Downloading an Object - Resumable (SDK for Python)
- Downloading an Object - Obtaining the Download Progress (SDK for Python)
- Uploading an Object - Creating a Folder (SDK for Python)
- Copying an Object (SDK for Python)
- Deleting an Object (SDK for Python)
- Batch Deleting Objects (SDK for Python)
- Obtaining Object Metadata (SDK for Python)
- Modifying Object Metadata (SDK for Python)
- Configuring an Object ACL (SDK for Python)
- Obtaining an Object ACL (SDK for Python)
- Restoring an Archive Object (SDK for Python)
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APIs Related to Multipart Upload (SDK for Python)
- Multipart Upload Overview (SDK for Python)
- Initiating a Multipart Upload (SDK for Python)
- Uploading a Part (SDK for Python)
- Listing Uploaded Parts (SDK for Python)
- Listing Multipart Uploads (SDK for Python)
- Assembling Parts (SDK for Python)
- Copying a Part (SDK for Python)
- Aborting a Multipart Upload (SDK for Python)
- Client-Side Encryption APIs (SDK for Python)
- Other APIs (SDK for Python)
- Troubleshooting (SDK for Python)
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FAQs (SDK for Python)
- How Do I Make an Object Accessible to Anonymous Users? (SDK for Python)
- How Can I Obtain the AK and SK? (SDK for Python)
- How Do I Obtain an Object URL? (Python SDK)
- How Do I Improve the Uploading Speed of Large Files over the Public Network? (SDK for Python)
- How Do I Specify Content-SHA256? (SDK for Python)
- Why Does the SDK Source Code Contain acs.amazonaws.com? (SDK for Python)
- Setting an Object Expiration Time (SDK for Python)
- What Is Content-Type (MIME)? (Python SDK)
- How Do I Get My Account ID and IAM User ID? (SDK for Python)
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Java
- Before You Start (SDK for Java)
- API Overview (SDK for Java)
- Preparations (SDK for Java)
- SDK Download and Installation (SDK for Java)
- Getting Started (SDK for Java)
- Initialization (SDK for Java)
-
Bucket Management (SDK for Java)
- Creating a Bucket (SDK for Java)
- Obtaining a Bucket List (SDK for Java)
- Deleting a Bucket (SDK for Java)
- Checking Whether a Bucket Exists (SDK for Java)
- Obtaining Bucket Metadata (SDK for Java)
- Configuring a Bucket ACL (SDK for Java)
- Obtaining a Bucket ACL (SDK for Java)
- Configuring a Bucket Policy (SDK for Java)
- Obtaining the Policy of a Bucket (SDK for Java)
- Deleting a Bucket Policy (SDK for Java)
- Obtaining the Region of a Bucket (SDK for Java)
- Obtaining Storage Information of a Bucket (SDK for Java)
- Configuring a Storage Quota (SDK for Java)
- Obtaining a Bucket Storage Quota (SDK for Java)
- Configuring a Storage Class for a Bucket (SDK for Java)
- Obtaining the Storage Class of a Bucket (SDK for Java)
- Bucket Inventory (SDK for Java)
- Parallel File System Management (SDK for Java)
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Object Upload (SDK for Java)
- Overview (SDK for Java)
- Uploading an Object - Streaming (SDK for Java)
- Uploading an Object - File-Based (SDK for Java)
- Obtaining the Upload Progress (SDK for Java)
- Creating a Folder (SDK for Java)
- Configuring Object Metadata (SDK for Java)
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Multipart Upload (SDK for Java)
- Multipart Upload Overview (SDK for Java)
- Initiating a Multipart Upload (SDK for Java)
- Uploading a Part (SDK for Java)
- Assembling Parts (SDK for Java)
- Code Example of a Multipart Upload (SDK for Java)
- Aborting a Multipart Upload (SDK for Java)
- Listing Uploaded Parts (SDK for Java)
- Listing Multipart Uploads (SDK for Java)
- Configuring Lifecycle Rules (SDK for Java)
- Uploading an Object - Append (SDK for Java)
- Uploading an Object - Resumable (SDK for Java)
- Uploading an Object - Browser-Based (SDK for Java)
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Object Download (SDK for Java)
- Overview (SDK for Java)
- Downloading an Object - Streaming (SDK for Java)
- Downloading an Object - Range-Based (SDK for Java)
- Obtaining the Download Progress (SDK for Java)
- Downloading an Object - Conditional (SDK for Java)
- Rewriting Response Headers (SDK for Java)
- Obtaining User-defined Metadata (SDK for Java)
- Restoring an Archive Object (SDK for Java)
- Downloading an Object - Resumable (SDK for Java)
- Downloading a Processed Image (SDK for Java)
- Creating a Signed URL for Downloading a Processed Image (SDK for Java)
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Object Management (SDK for Java)
- Configuring Object Metadata (SDK for Java)
- Obtaining Object Metadata (SDK for Java)
- Configuring an Object ACL (SDK for Java)
- Obtaining an Object ACL (SDK for Java)
- Listing Objects (SDK for Java)
- Deleting an Object (SDK for Java)
- Batch Deleting Objects (SDK for Java)
- Copying an Object (SDK for Java)
- Copying an Object - Multipart (SDK for Java)
- Checking Whether an Object Exists (SDK for Java)
- Temporarily Authorized Access (SDK for Java)
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Versioning (SDK for Java)
- Overview (SDK for Java)
- Configuring Versioning for a Bucket (SDK for Java)
- Obtaining the Versioning Status of a Bucket (SDK for Java)
- Obtaining an Object Version (SDK for Java)
- Copying an Object Version (SDK for Java)
- Restoring a Specific Archive Object Version (SDK for Java)
- Listing Object Versions (SDK for Java)
- Setting an ACL for an Object Version (SDK for Java)
- Obtaining the ACL of an Object Version (SDK for Java)
- Deleting an Object Version (SDK for Java)
- Batch Deleting Object Versions (SDK for Java)
- Lifecycle Management (SDK for Java)
- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (SDK for Java)
- Logging (SDK for Java)
- Static Website Hosting (SDK for Java)
- Bucket Tag Management (SDK for Java)
- Server-Side Encryption (SDK for Java)
- Client-Side Encryption (SDK for Java)
- Fault Locating (SDK for Java)
- Troubleshooting (SDK for Java)
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FAQs (SDK for Java)
- Can I Use This Document for Union SDK?
- How Can I Set an Object to Be Accessible to Anonymous Users? (Java SDK)
- What Is the Retry Mechanism of SDK? (SDK for Java)
- How Do I Obtain the Static Website Access Address of a Bucket? (Java SDK)
- How Do I Obtain an Object URL? (Java SDK)
- How to Improve the Speed of Uploading Large Files over the Public Network? (SDK for Java)
- How Can I Perform a Multipart Upload? (SDK for Java)
- How Can I Perform a Download in Multipart Mode? (Java SDK)
- How Do I Confirm that an Upload is Successful If I Upload an Object to Overwrite an Existing Object with the Same Name in a Bucket? (SDK for Java)
- How Do I Download an Encrypted Object Using a URL? (SDK for Java)
- How Do I Generate an SSE-C Encryption Key?
- How Do I Obtain the Security Token? (Java SDK)
- Does the SDK Support Uploading, Downloading, or Copying Objects in a Batch? (Java SDK)
- How Do I Specify Content-SHA256?
- Why Does the SDK Source Code Contain acs.amazonaws.com? (Java SDK)
- What Is Content-Type (MIME)? (Java SDK)
- How Do I Get My Account ID and User ID?
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Go
- Before You Start (SDK for Go)
- API Overview of OBS SDK for Go
- Preparations (SDK for Go)
- Downloading and Installing OBS SDK for Go
- Getting Started with OBS SDK for Go
- Initializing OBS SDK for Go
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Buckets (SDK for Go)
- Bucket API Overview (SDK for Go)
- Creating a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining a Bucket List (SDK for Go)
- Checking Whether a Bucket Exists (SDK for Go)
- Deleting a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Listing Objects in a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Listing Object Versions in a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining Bucket Metadata (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining the Region of a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining Storage Information of a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Configuring a Storage Quota (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining a Bucket Storage Quota (SDK for Go)
- Configuring Storage Class for a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining the Storage Class of a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Configuring a Bucket ACL (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining the Bucket ACL (SDK for Go)
- Configuring Logging for a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining the Logging Configuration of a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Configuring a Bucket Policy (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining the Policy of a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Deleting a Bucket Policy (SDK for Go)
- Configuring Lifecycle Rules for a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining the Lifecycle Configuration of a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Deleting the Lifecycle Configuration of a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Configuring Static Website Hosting for a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining the Static Website Hosting Configuration of a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Deleting the Static Website Hosting Configuration of a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Configuring Versioning for a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining the Versioning Status of a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Configuring CORS for a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining the CORS Configuration of a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Deleting the CORS Configuration of a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Configuring Tags for a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining Bucket Tags (SDK for Go)
- Deleting Bucket Tags (SDK for Go)
- Configuring Bucket Encryption (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining the Bucket Encryption Configuration (SDK for Go)
- Deleting the Bucket Encryption Configuration (SDK for Go)
- Configuring a Custom Domain Name for a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining the Custom Domain Name of a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Deleting the Custom Domain Name of a Bucket (SDK for Go)
- Parallel File System APIs (SDK for Go)
-
Objects (SDK for Go)
- Object API Overview (SDK for Go)
- Object Upload Overview (SDK for Go)
- Object Download Overview (SDK for Go)
- Creating a Folder (SDK for Go)
- Copying an Object (SDK for Go)
- Deleting an Object (SDK for Go)
- Batch Deleting Objects (SDK for Go)
- Configuring Object Metadata (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining Object Metadata (SDK for Go)
- Configuring an Object ACL (SDK for Go)
- Obtaining Object ACL Information (SDK for Go)
- Rewriting Response Headers (SDK for Go)
- Processing an Image (SDK for Go)
- Restoring an Archive Object (SDK for Go)
- Modifying an Object (SDK for Go)
- Multipart Uploads (SDK for Go)
- Other APIs (SDK for Go)
- Single-Connection Bandwidth Throttling (SDK for Go)
- Troubleshooting (SDK for Go)
- FAQ (SDK for Go)
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Android
- Installing the SDK
- Example Programs
- Quick Start
- Initialization
- Bucket Management
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Object Upload
- Object Upload Overview
- Performing a Streaming Upload
- Performing a File-Based Upload
- Obtaining Upload Progresses
- Creating a Folder
- Setting Object Properties
- Performing a Multipart Upload
- Configuring Lifecycle Management
- Performing an Appendable Upload
- Performing a Multipart Copy
- Performing a Resumable Upload
- Performing a Browser-Based Upload
- Object Download
- Object Management
- Temporarily Authorized Access
- Versioning Management
- Lifecycle Management
- CORS
- Access Logging
- Static Website Hosting
- Tag Management
- Server-Side Encryption
- Troubleshooting
- FAQ
- API Reference
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C
- Before You Start
- Downloading and Installing the SDK
- Quick Start
- Initialization
- Bucket Management
- Uploading an Object
- Downloading an Object
- Object Management
- Temporarily Authorized Request
- Accessing OBS Through a User-Defined Domain Name
- Versioning Management
- Lifecycle Management
- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
- Setting Access Logging
- Static Website Hosting
- Tag Management
- Server-Side Encryption
- Troubleshooting
- FAQs
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BrowserJS
- Before You Start
- SDK Download Links
- Example Programs
- Quick Start
- Initialization
- Fault Locating
- Bucket Management
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Object Upload
- Object Upload Overview
- Performing a Text-Based Upload
- Performing a File-Based Upload
- Obtaining Upload Progresses
- Creating a Folder
- Setting Object Properties
- Performing a Multipart Upload
- Configuring Lifecycle Management
- Performing an Appendable Upload
- Performing a Multipart Copy
- Performing a Resumable Upload
- Performing a Browser-Based Upload
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Object Download
- Object Download Overview
- Performing a Text-Based Download
- Performing a Binary Download
- Performing a File-Based Download
- Performing a Partial Download
- Obtaining Download Progresses
- Performing a Conditioned Download
- Rewriting Response Headers
- Obtaining Customized Metadata
- Downloading an Archive Object
- Processing an Image
- Object Management
- Temporarily Authorized Access
- Versioning Management
- Lifecycle Management
- Access Logging
- Static Website Hosting
- Tag Management
- Server-Side Encryption
- Troubleshooting
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FAQs
- How Do I Upload Files Using a Browser that Does Not Support window.File?
- How Can I Set an Object to Be Accessible to Anonymous Users?
- How Do I Obtain the Static Website Access Address of a Bucket?
- How Do I Obtain an Object URL?
- How to Improve the Speed of Uploading Large Files over the Public Network?
- How Do I Suspend a Resumable Upload Task?
- How Do I Interact with OBS Without Exposing My AK and SK?
- How Do I Upload a Base64-Encoded Image?
- What Do I Do If the Resumable Upload API Reports a "400 InvalidPart" Error?
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iOS
- SDK Download Links
- Compatibility
- Quick Start
- Initialization
- Bucket Management
-
Object Upload
- Object Upload Overview
- Performing a Streaming Upload
- Performing a File-Based Upload
- Creating a Folder
- Setting Object Properties
- Performing a Multipart Upload
- Configuring Lifecycle Management
- Appendable Upload
- Performing a Multipart Copy
- Performing a Resumable Upload
- Pausing and Resuming/Aborting a Resumable Upload
- Object Download
- Object Management
- Temporarily Authorized Access
- Versioning Management
- Lifecycle Management
- CORS
- Access Logging
- Static Website Hosting
- Tag Management
- Server-Side Encryption
- Troubleshooting
- FAQ
- API Reference
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PHP
- SDK Download Links
- Example Programs
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Quick Start
- Before You Start
- Setting Up an OBS Environment
- Preparing a Development Environment
- Installing the SDK
- Obtaining Endpoints
- Initializing an Instance of ObsClient
- Creating a Bucket
- Uploading an Object
- Downloading an Object
- Listing Objects
- Deleting an Object
- General Examples of ObsClient
- Pre-defined Constants
- Initialization
- Bucket Management
- Object Upload
- Object Download
- Object Management
- Temporarily Authorized Access
- Versioning Management
- Lifecycle Management
- CORS
- Access Logging
- Static Website Hosting
- Tag Management
- Server-Side Encryption
- Troubleshooting
- FAQs
-
Node.js
- Downloading an SDK (SDK for Node.js)
- Example Programs (SDK for Node.js)
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Getting Started (SDK for Node.js)
- Before You Start (SDK for Node.js)
- Setting Up an OBS Environment (SDK for Node.js)
- Preparing a Development Environment (SDK for Node.js)
- Installing the SDK (SDK for Node.js)
- Obtaining Endpoints (SDK for Node.js)
- Initializing an Instance of ObsClient (SDK for Node.js)
- Creating a Bucket (SDK for Node.js)
- Uploading an Object (SDK for Node.js)
- Downloading an Object (SDK for Node.js)
- Listing Objects (SDK for Node.js)
- Deleting an Object (SDK for Node.js)
- General Ways to Use ObsClient (SDK for Node.js)
- Initialization (SDK for Node.js)
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Bucket Management (SDK for Node.js)
- Creating a Bucket (SDK for Node.js)
- Listing Buckets (SDK for Node.js)
- Checking Whether a Bucket Exists (SDK for Node.js)
- Deleting a Bucket (SDK for Node.js)
- Obtaining Bucket Metadata (SDK for Node.js)
- Configuring a Bucket ACL (SDK for Node.js)
- Obtaining a Bucket ACL (SDK for Node.js)
- Configuring a Bucket Policy (SDK for Node.js)
- Obtaining the Policy of a Bucket (SDK for Node.js)
- Deleting a Bucket Policy (SDK for Node.js)
- Obtaining the Region of a Bucket (SDK for Node.js)
- Obtaining Storage Information of a Bucket (SDK for Node.js)
- Configuring a Storage Quota for a Bucket (SDK for Node.js)
- Obtaining the Storage Quota of a Bucket (SDK for Node.js)
- Configuring a Storage Class for a Bucket (SDK for Node.js)
- Obtaining the Storage Class of a Bucket (SDK for Node.js)
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Object Upload (SDK for Node.js)
- Object Upload Overview (SDK for Node.js)
- Uploading an Object - Text-Based (SDK for Node.js)
- Uploading an Object - Streaming (SDK for Node.js)
- Uploading an Object - File-Based (SDK for Node.js)
- Creating a Folder (SDK for Node.js)
- Configuring Object Metadata (SDK for Node.js)
- Configuring a Lifecycle Rule When Uploading an Object (SDK for Node.js)
- Uploading an Object - Append (SDK for Node.js)
- Uploading an Object - Resumable (SDK for Node.js)
- Uploading an Object - Browser-Based (SDK for Node.js)
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Object Download (SDK for Node.js)
- Overview (SDK for Node.js)
- Downloading an Object - Text-Based (SDK for Node.js)
- Downloading an Object - Streaming (SDK for Node.js)
- Downloading an Object - File-Based (SDK for Node.js)
- Downloading an Object - Range-Based (SDK for Node.js)
- Downloading an Object - Conditional (SDK for Node.js)
- Rewriting Response Headers (SDK for Node.js)
- Downloading an Archive Object (SDK for Node.js)
- Downloading an Object - Resumable (SDK for Node.js)
- Processing an Image (SDK for Node.js)
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Object Management (SDK for Node.js)
- Configuring Object Metadata (SDK for Node.js)
- Obtaining Object Metadata (SDK for Node.js)
- Configuring an Object ACL (SDK for Node.js)
- Obtaining the ACL of an Object (SDK for Node.js)
- Listing Objects in a Bucket (SDK for Node.js)
- Deleting an Object (SDK for Node.js)
- Batch Deleting Objects (SDK for Node.js)
- Copying an Object (SDK for Node.js)
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Multipart Upload (SDK for Node.js)
- Multipart Upload APIs (SDK for Node.js)
- Initiating a Multipart Upload (SDK for Node.js)
- Uploading a Part (SDK for Node.js)
- Assembling Parts (SDK for Node.js)
- Listing Uploaded Parts (SDK for Node.js)
- Listing Multipart Uploads (SDK for Node.js)
- Copying a Part (SDK for Node.js)
- Aborting a Multipart Upload (SDK for Node.js)
- Temporarily Authorized Access (SDK for Node.js)
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Versioning (SDK for Node.js)
- Versioning Overview (SDK for Node.js)
- Configuring Versioning for a Bucket (SDK for Node.js)
- Viewing the Versioning Status of a Bucket (SDK for Node.js)
- Obtaining an Object Version (SDK for Node.js)
- Copying an Object Version (SDK for Node.js)
- Restoring an Archive Object Version (SDK for Node.js)
- Listing Object Versions in a Bucket (SDK for Node.js)
- Setting an ACL for an Object Version (SDK for Node.js)
- Obtaining the ACL of an Object Version (SDK for Node.js)
- Deleting an Object Version (SDK for Node.js)
- Lifecycle (SDK for Node.js)
- Bucket CORS (SDK for Node.js)
- Logging (SDK for Node.js)
- Static Website Hosting (SDK for Node.js)
- Tagging (SDK for Node.js)
- Server-Side Encryption (SDK for Node.js)
- Troubleshooting (SDK for Node.js)
- FAQs (SDK for Node.js)
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.NET
- Before You Start
- SDK Download Links
- Example Programs
- Quick Start
- Initialization
-
Bucket Management
- Creating a Bucket
- Listing Buckets
- Deleting a Bucket
- Identifying Whether a Bucket Exists
- Obtaining Bucket Metadata
- Managing Bucket ACLs
- Management Bucket Policies
- Obtaining a Bucket Location
- Obtaining Storage Information About a Bucket
- Setting or Obtaining a Bucket Quota
- Setting or Obtaining the Storage Class of a Bucket
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Object Upload
- Object Upload Overview
- Performing a Streaming Upload
- Performing a File-Based Upload
- Performing an Asynchronous Upload
- Obtaining Upload Progress
- Creating a Folder
- Setting Object Properties
- Performing a Multipart Upload
- Configuring Lifecycle Management
- Performing an Appendable Upload
- Performing a Multipart Copy
- Performing a Resumable Upload
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Object Download
- Object Download Overview
- Performing a Streaming Download
- Performing a Partial Download
- Performing an Asynchronous Download
- Obtaining Download Progress
- Performing a Conditioned Download
- Rewriting Response Headers
- Obtaining Custom Metadata
- Downloading an Archive Object
- Performing a Resumable Download
- Processing an Image
- Object Management
- Temporarily Authorized Access
- Versioning Management
- Lifecycle Management
- CORS
- Access Logging
- Static Website Hosting
- Tag Management
- Server-Side Encryption
- Troubleshooting
- FAQ
-
FAQs
-
OBS Basics
- How Do I Obtain an OBS Endpoint?
- How Much Data Can I Store in OBS?
- How Can I Determine Which Region to Store My Data In?
- Does OBS Support Access over HTTPS?
- Can Other Users Access My Data Stored in OBS?
- Why Is an Alarm Reported When I Access OBS and What Can I Do?
- Can Deleted Data Be Recovered?
- What Can I Do If My Access to the OBS Domain Name Failed Due to a CA Certificate Connection Failure?
- Why Did Some of My Data Stored on OBS Get Lost?
- Does OBS Support Traffic Monitoring?
- What Are the Factors That Affect Upload and Download Speeds of OBS?
- What Are the Advantages of Object Storage over SAN and NAS Storage?
- Can Folders in OBS Be Used the Same Way as in a File System?
- What Are the Differences Between OBS, EVS, and SFS?
- How Do I Determine Whether I Am Accessing OBS over an Intranet?
- Will My Bucket Performance Be Affected by Other Users' Services?
- Why Is My Data on the OBS Bucket Overview Page Inconsistent?
- What Can I Do If There Are Packet Loss and Network Instability Problems In Cross-Border Data Transfer Scenarios?
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Billing
- Why Does My Bucket Generate Storage Costs Even Though There Are No Objects in It?
- Why Does My Bucket Generate Traffic When There Are No Objects in It?
- Why Am I Still Being Billed After I Purchased a Resource Package?
- Why Am I Still Being Billed for Pull Traffic Used by CDN Acceleration When I Already Have a Pull Traffic Package?
- Why Are OBS Resources Still Unavailable Even Though My Account Has a Valid Payment Method and There Are No Outstanding Bills?
- Do I Have to Purchase a Resource Package? Can I Apply a Package to a Specific Bucket?
- Can I Unsubscribe from or Modify a Resource Package?
- What Can I Do If My Resource Package Expires?
- Do Parallel File Systems Support Resource Packages?
- How Are Requests Counted?
- Can I Purchase Requests?
- Will My Data Write Be Restricted When My OBS Package Has Been Used Up?
- Will the Remaining Package Quota in a Given Month Be Carried over to the Following Month?
- Which Types of Resource Packages Will Reset Their Quota by Month and Which Types Will Not?
- Do I Need to Purchase an Outbound Internet Traffic Package If I Already Have a Pull Traffic Package?
- Why Is There a Charge of $0.01 USD on My OBS Bill?
- Why Is There a Large Amount of Outbound Internet Traffic in My Bill?
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Access Control
- Why Is the Message "Access denied" Still Appearing After OBS System Permissions or Bucket Read and Write Permissions Are Allowed?
- Why Can't I Access OBS (403 AccessDenied) After Being Granted with the OBS Access Permission?
- What Is the Relationship Between a Bucket Policy and an Object Policy?
- How Do I Control Access to Folders in an OBS Bucket?
- Why Was the Value of the delivered Parameter Changed to false After I Configured the Bucket ACL for Anonymous Users on the OBS Console?
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Buckets and Objects
- Why Am I Unable to Create a Bucket?
- Why Am I Unable to Upload an Object?
- Why Am I Unable to Download an Object?
- Why Can't I Delete a Bucket?
- Why Can't I Delete an Object?
- Why Can't I Access an Object Through Its URL?
- How Do I Preview OBS Objects in My Web Browser?
- Can I Rename an Object?
- Can I Edit Objects in OBS Online?
- How Do I Obtain the Access Path to an Object?
- Can I Modify the Region of a Bucket?
- How Do I Change the Enterprise Project Where My Bucket Belongs?
- Can I Copy a File Between Buckets?
- Can I Move a File Between Buckets?
- Can I Upload Objects with the Same Name to the Same Folder?
- Does OBS Support Resumable Transfer?
- Does OBS Support Batch Upload?
- Does OBS Support Batch Download?
- Does OBS Support Batch Deletion of Objectsor Emptying a Bucket?
- What If an Object Can't Be Found in a Bucket or a 403 Error Is Returned?
- What Should I Do If an Error Message Is Displayed When I Use Internet Explorer to Access an Object URL That Contains Chinese Characters?
- Why Is an Error Reported Even If OBS CORS Has Been Configured?
- How Do I Query the Size of a Folder in a Bucket?
- How Do I Upload Objects Larger Than 5 GB?
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Data Security, Migration, and Backup
- How Is Data Security Ensured in OBS?
- Can I Recover OBS Data After It Is Deleted or Overwritten?
- Can I Change the AK and SK or Share Them with Others for Accessing OBS?
- How Do I Migrate Data to OBS?
- How Does OBS Implement Backup and Disaster Recovery?
- How Can I Migrate Data Between SFS and OBS?
- Does OBS Scan My Data for Other Purposes?
- Can Engineers Export My Data from the Background of OBS?
- How Does OBS Protect My Data from Being Stolen?
- How Durable and Available Is OBS?
- What Are the Differences Between Single-AZ and Multi-AZ Storage in OBS?
- What Redundancy Techniques Does OBS Use?
- Versioning
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Server-Side Encryption
- How Do I Access or Download an Encrypted Object?
- Why Cannot an Authorized Account or User Upload or Download KMS Encrypted Objects?
- Are Additional Permissions Required When I Share an Object with SSE-OBS Encrypted?
- Does OBS Support Encrypted Upload?
- What Techniques Can I Use to Encrypt Data on OBS?
- Will OBS Server-Side Encryption Encrypt My Existing Objects That Are Unencrypted?
- Will I Be Billed for the Encryption Provided by OBS Server-Side Encryption?
- Does OBS SSE-KMS Allow Anonymous Access?
- How Do I Use Cross-Region Replication?
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Domain Name Management
- Why Is the Message "NoSuchBucket" Displayed When I Use a User-Defined Domain Name to Access a Bucket That Can Be Accessed by the OBS Domain Name?
- With CDN Acceleration Enabled, Why Are the Objects in My OBS Bucket Directly Downloaded When I Access Them?
- What Is the Relationship Between OBS Bucket Names and Domain Names?
- Why Is the CNAME Resolution Status Unknown?
- Why Can Only the Domain Names I Bought on Huawei Cloud Be Automatically Resolved In One Click?
- How Do I Use Static Website Hosting?
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Image Processing
- How Do I Access Image Processing with a URL?
- After CDN Acceleration Is Enabled, Where Are Processed Images Stored?
- After I Performed Image Processing in My Logging-enabled Bucket, Why Was My Bucket Accessed by IP Addresses Starting with 100?
- How Is Image Processing Billed?
- How Many Image Styles Can I Create in a Bucket?
- Parallel File System
- Monitoring
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OBS Console
- Web Browser Compatibility
- Time Difference Is Longer Than 15 Minutes Between the Client and Server
- The Object Name Changes After an Object with a Long Name Is Downloaded to a Local Computer
- An Object Fails to Be Downloaded Using Internet Explorer 11
- OBS Console Couldn't Be Opened in Internet Explorer 9
- Error Code List
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OBS Browser+, obsutil, and Other OBS Tools
- When Downloading a Folder Using obsutil, the Download Speed Slows After the Folder Download Progress Reaches 90%
- With obsutil, Downloading a File Fails After the Download Progress Reaches 99%
- Slow Upload and Download Through obsutil
- How Do I Use the obsutil cp Command to Enable Incremental Upload, Download, or Replication?
- Can I Mount My Parallel File System to a Windows Server?
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APIs and SDKs
- Failure with OBS SDK in Uploading a File Greater than 5 GB
- What Can I Do When Error Message "okhttp3.RequestBody.create(java.lang.String,okhttp3.MediaType)" Is Displayed for Java SDK?
- What Are the Differences Between PUT and POST Upload Methods?
- Does an Append Upload Support the Lock Mechanism for Concurrent Operations?
- Why Don't the Signatures Match?
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OBS Basics
- Videos
- Glossary
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More Documents
-
User Guide (ME-Abu Dhabi Region)
- Service Overview
- Billing
-
OBS Console Operation Guide
- Console Function Overview
- Restrictions
- Getting Started
- Storage Classes Overview
- Managing Buckets
- Managing Objects
- Server-Side Encryption
- Object Metadata
-
Permission Control
- Overview
- Permission Control Mechanisms
- Bucket Policy Parameters
- Configuring IAM Policies
- Configuring a Bucket Policy
- Configuring an Object Policy
- Configuring a Bucket ACL
- Configuring an Object ACL
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Application Cases
- Granting an IAM User with the Operation Permissions for a Specified Bucket
- Granting Other Accounts with the Operation Permissions for a Specified Bucket
- Restricting Bucket Access to a Specified Address
- Configuring the Start Time and End Time of Access to Objects in a Bucket
- Authorizing Access Permissions to Anonymous Users
- Authorizing Folder Access Permissions to Anonymous Users
- Versioning
- Logging
- Tags
- Event Notification
- Lifecycle Management
- User-Defined Domain Name Binding
- Static Website Hosting
- CORS
- URL Validation
- Monitoring
- Related Operations
-
Troubleshooting
- An Object Fails to Be Downloaded Using Internet Explorer 11
- OBS Console Cannot Be Opened in Internet Explorer 9
- The Object Name Changes After an Object with a Long Name Is Downloaded to a Local Computer
- Failed to Configure Event Notification
- Time Difference Is Longer Than 15 Minutes Between the Client and Server
- Error Code List
-
FAQs
-
OBS Basics
- How Can I Get Started Using OBS?
- What Are the Advantages of Object Storage over SAN and NAS Storage?
- Which Types of Data Can Be Stored in OBS?
- How Much Data Can I Store in OBS?
- Does OBS Support Traffic Monitoring?
- Can Folders in OBS Be Used the Same Way as in a File System?
- Where Is Data Stored in OBS?
- What Is the Relationship Between OBS Bucket Names and OBS Domain Names?
- Does OBS Support Access over HTTPS?
- Can Other Users Access My Data Stored in OBS?
- Does OBS Support Resumable Data Transfer?
- Does OBS Support Batch Upload?
- Does OBS Support Batch Download?
- Does OBS Support Batch Deletion of Objects?
- What Are Factors that Affect the Upload and Download Speed of OBS?
- Why Did Some of My Data Stored on OBS Get Lost?
- Can Deleted Data Be Recovered?
- Will There Be Data Left Over in OBS After I Delete an Object?
- Access Control
-
Buckets and Objects
- Why Am I Unable to Create a Bucket?
- Why Am I Unable to Upload an Object?
- Why Am I Unable to Download an Object?
- Why Can't I Delete a Bucket?
- What Is the Relationship Between Bucket Storage Classes and Object Storage Classes?
- Can I Modify the Region of a Bucket?
- How Do I Obtain the Access Path to an Object?
- Why Can't I Find Certain Objects in a Bucket When I Searched for Them?
-
Security
- How Is Data Security Ensured in OBS?
- Does OBS Scan My Data for Other Purposes?
- Can Background Engineers Export My Data from OBS?
- How Does OBS Prevent My Data from Being Stolen?
- Can a Pair of AK and SK Be Replaced When They Are Being Used to Access OBS?
- Can a Pair of AK and SK Be Used by Multiple Users to Access OBS?
- Which Encryption Technologies Are Supported by OBS?
- How Do I Use Fragment Management?
- How Do I Use Versioning?
- How Do I Use Tags?
- Event Notification
- How Do I Use Lifecycle Management?
- How Do I Use Static Website Hosting?
-
OBS Basics
- Change History
-
API Reference (ME-Abu Dhabi Region)
- Before You Start
- API Overview
- Calling APIs
- Getting Started
-
APIs
- Operations on Buckets
-
Advanced Bucket Settings
- Configuring a Bucket Policy
- Obtaining Bucket Policy Information
- Deleting a Bucket Policy
- Configuring a Bucket ACL
- Obtaining Bucket ACL Information
- Configuring Logging for a Bucket
- Obtaining a Bucket Logging Configuration
- Configuring Bucket Lifecycle Rules
- Obtaining Bucket Lifecycle Configuration
- Deleting Lifecycle Rules
- Configuring Versioning for a Bucket
- Obtaining Bucket Versioning Status
- Configuring Event Notification for a Bucket
- Obtaining the Event Notification Configuration of a Bucket
- Configuring Storage Class for a Bucket
- Obtaining Bucket Storage Class Information
- Configuring Tags for a Bucket
- Obtaining Bucket Tags
- Deleting Tags
- Configuring Bucket Storage Quota
- Querying Bucket Storage Quota
- Obtaining Storage Information of a Bucket
- Configuring a Custom Domain Name for a Bucket
- Obtaining the Custom Domain Name of a Bucket
- Deleting the Custom Domain Name of a Bucket
- Configuring Bucket Encryption
- Obtaining Bucket Encryption Configuration
- Deleting the Encryption Configuration of a Bucket
- Configuring a DIS-Enabled Notification Policy
- Obtaining a DIS-Enabled Notification Policy
- Deleting a DIS-Enabled Notification Policy
- Configuring a Default WORM Policy for a Bucket
- Obtaining the Default WORM Policy of a Bucket
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Static Website Hosting
- Configuring Static Website Hosting for a Bucket
- Obtaining the Static Website Hosting Configuration of a Bucket
- Deleting the Static Website Hosting Configuration of a Bucket
- Configuring Bucket CORS
- Obtaining the CORS Configuration of a Bucket
- Deleting the CORS Configuration of a Bucket
- OPTIONS Bucket
- OPTIONS Object
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Operations on Objects
- Uploading Objects - PUT
- Uploading Objects - POST
- Copying Objects
- Downloading an Object
- Querying Object Metadata
- Deleting an Object
- Deleting Objects
- Restoring Cold Objects
- Appending an Object
- Configuring an Object ACL
- Obtaining Object ACL Configuration
- Modifying Object Metadata
- Modifying an Object
- Truncating an Object
- Renaming an Object
- Configuring WORM Retention for an Object
- Operations on Multipart Upload
- Server-Side Encryption
- Error Codes
- IAM Policies and Supported Actions
- Appendixes
- Change History
-
Tool Guide (OBS Browser+) (ME-Abu Dhabi Region)
- Introduction
- OBS Browser+ Function Overview
- Downloading OBS Browser+
- Installing OBS Browser+
- Logging In to OBS Browser+
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FAQs
- Where Can I Obtain Access Keys (AK and SK)?
- Can I Install Two OBS Browser+ Tools from Different Sites in One System?
- Why Does the Task Processing Speed Slow After the Number of Tasks Exceeds a Million?
- Why Are the Displayed Number of Objects and Used Storage Capacity Different from the Actual Number of Objects and Storage Capacity?
- How Can I Locate Common Network Errors?
- How Can I Permanently Share Files or Folders with Other Users?
- How Can I Access a Specific Bucket or Directory?
- Can I Cancel the Directory Sharing After a Directory Has Been Shared with Others?
- Can I Query the Number and Size of Files in a Folder on OBS Browser+?
- Uninstalling OBS Browser+
- Change History
- Tool Guide (obsfs) (ME-Abu Dhabi Region)
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Tool Guide (obsutil) (ME-Abu Dhabi Region)
- obsutil Introduction
- Downloading and Installing obsutil
- Getting Started
- Bucket Commands
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Object Commands
- Creating a Folder
- Uploading an Object
- Querying Object Properties
- Setting Object Properties
- Listing Objects
- Copying an Object
- Moving an Object
- Downloading an Object
- Generating the Download Link of an Object
- Deleting an Object
- Synchronously Uploading Incremental Objects
- Synchronously Copying Incremental Objects
- Synchronously Downloading Incremental Objects
- Restoring Objects from the Storage
- Resuming a Failed Upload Task
- Resuming a Failed Copy Task
- Resuming a Failed Download Task
- Listing Multipart Upload Tasks
- Deleting a Multipart Upload Task
- Auxiliary Commands
- Common Examples
- Fault Locating
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Best Practices
- Using the obsutil help Command to Search for Functions
- Configuring Scheduled Tasks Using the Crontab Command
- Setting obsutil Commands as Built-in Commands
- Fine-Tuning obsutil Performance
- Using obsutil for Resumable Data Transfer
- Using obsutil to Upload a Symbolic Link
- Configuring an HTTP Proxy for obsutil
- Using obsutil to Replicate Data Across Regions on the Client Side
- Limiting the Upload and Download Rate for obsutil
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FAQs
- After Some Files Are Deleted in My Local Directory, Can obsutil Synchronously Delete Them from the Bucket?
- Can I Use obsutil to Directly Save a Listing Result to a Local File?
- Why Is the Size of Objects Queried by obsutil Inconsistent with That on OBS Console?
- How Can I Find Out Why Some Tasks in a Batch Task Failed?
- How Can I Locate and Rectify I/O Timeout and EOF Errors?
- Why Is a Question Mark Displayed in the Batch Task Progress Bar?
- Can Multiple config Files Be Placed in One Directory?
- Can I Rename an Object or a Folder?
- Configuration Parameters
- Change History
- Parallel File System Feature Guide(ME-Abu Dhabi Region)
-
User Guide (Paris Region)
- Service Overview
-
OBS Console Operation Guide
- Console Function Overview
- Restrictions
- Getting Started
- Storage Classes Overview
- Managing Buckets
- Managing Objects
- Server-Side Encryption
- Object Metadata
-
Permissions Control
- Overview
- Permission Control Mechanisms
- Bucket Policy Parameters
- Configuring IAM Policies
- Configuring a Bucket Policy
- Configuring an Object Policy
- Configuring a Bucket ACL
- Configuring an Object ACL
-
Application Cases
- Granting an IAM User Permissions to Operate a Specific Bucket
- Granting Other Accounts Permissions to Operate a Specific Bucket
- Restricting Access to a Bucket for Specific Addresses
- Limiting the Time When Objects in a Bucket Are Accessible
- Granting Anonymous Users Permission to Access Objects
- Granting Anonymous Users Permission to Access Folders
- Versioning
- Logging
- Event Notifications
- Cross-Region Replication
- Lifecycle Management
- Configuring User-Defined Domain Names
- Static Website Hosting
- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
- URL Validation
- Monitoring
- Related Operations
-
Troubleshooting
- An Object Fails to Be Downloaded Using Internet Explorer 11
- OBS Console Cannot Be Opened in Internet Explorer 9
- The Object Name Changes After an Object with a Long Name Is Downloaded to a Local Computer
- Failed to Configure Event Notifications
- Time Difference Is Longer Than 15 Minutes Between the Client and Server
- Error Code List
-
FAQ
-
OBS Basics
- How Can I Get Started with OBS?
- How Do I Obtain an OBS Endpoint?
- What Are the Advantages of Object Storage over SAN and NAS Storage?
- Which Types of Data Can Be Stored in OBS?
- How Much Data Can I Store in OBS?
- Does OBS Support Traffic Monitoring?
- Can Folders in OBS Be Used the Same Way as in a File System?
- Where Is Data Stored in OBS?
- Does OBS Support Access over HTTPS?
- Can Other Users Access My Data Stored in OBS?
- Does OBS Support Resumable Transfer?
- Does OBS Support Batch Upload?
- Does OBS Support Batch Download?
- Does OBS Support Batch Deletion of Objects?
- What Are the Factors That Affect Upload and Download Speed of OBS?
- Why Did Some of My Data Stored on OBS Get Lost?
- Can Deleted Data Be Recovered?
- Will There Be Data Left Over in OBS After I Delete an Object?
- Will My Bucket Performance Be Affected by Other Users' Services?
- Access Control
-
Buckets and Objects
- Why Am I Unable to Create a Bucket?
- Why Am I Unable to Upload an Object?
- Why Am I Unable to Download an Object?
- Why Can't I Delete a Bucket?
- What Is the Relationship Between Bucket Storage Classes and Object Storage Classes?
- Can I Modify the Region of a Bucket?
- How Do I Obtain the Access Path to an Object?
- Why Can't I Search for Certain Objects in My Bucket?
- What Should I Do If an Error Message Is Displayed When I Use Internet Explorer to Access an Object URL That Contains Chinese Characters?
- Tools
- APIs and SDKs
-
Security
- How Is Data Security Ensured in OBS?
- Does OBS Scan My Data for Other Purposes?
- Can Engineers Export My Data from the Background of OBS?
- How Does OBS Protect My Data from Being Stolen?
- Can a Pair of AK and SK Be Replaced When It Is Being Used to Access OBS?
- Can Multiple Users Share One Pair of AK and SK to Access OBS?
- How Do I Use Fragment Management?
- How Do I Use Versioning?
- Event Notification
- How Do I Use Lifecycle Management?
- How Do I Use Static Website Hosting?
- How Do I Use Cross-Region Replication?
- Server-Side Encryption
-
OBS Basics
- Change History
-
Tool Guide (OBS Browser+) (Paris Region)
- Introduction
- OBS Browser+ Function Overview
- Downloading OBS Browser+
- Installing OBS Browser+
- Logging In to OBS Browser+
-
FAQs
- Where Can I Obtain Access Keys (AK and SK)?
- Can I Install Two OBS Browser+ Tools from Different Sites in One System?
- What Are the Differences Between OBS Browser+ and OBS Browser?
- Does OBS Browser+ Support the Migration of Account and Task Information From OBS Browser?
- Why Does the Task Processing Speed Slow After the Number of Tasks Exceeds a Million?
- Why Are the Displayed Number of Objects and Used Storage Capacity Different from the Actual Number of Objects and Storage Capacity?
- How Can I Locate Common Network Errors?
- How Can I Permanently Share Files or Folders with Other Users?
- How Can I Access a Specific Bucket or Directory?
- Can I Cancel the Directory Sharing After a Directory Has Been Shared with Others?
- Can OBS Browser+ List Objects with Special Characters in Their Names?
- Uninstalling OBS Browser+
- Change History
- Tool Guide (obsfs) (Paris Region)
-
Tool Guide (obsutil) (Paris Region)
- obsutil Introduction
- Downloading and Installing obsutil
- Getting Started
- Bucket Commands
-
Object Commands
- Creating a Folder
- Uploading an Object
- Querying Object Properties
- Setting Object Properties
- Listing Objects
- Copying an Object
- Moving an Object
- Downloading an Object
- Generating the Download Link of an Object
- Deleting an Object
- Synchronously Uploading Incremental Objects
- Synchronously Copying Incremental Objects
- Synchronously Downloading Incremental Objects
- Restoring Objects from the Cold Storage
- Resuming a Failed Upload Task
- Resuming a Failed Copy Task
- Resuming a Failed Download Task
- Listing Multipart Upload Tasks
- Deleting a Multipart Upload Task
- Creating an Authorization Code for Directory Sharing
- Listing Objects by Using an Authorization Code
- Downloading Objects by Using an Authorization Code
- Auxiliary Commands
- Common Examples
- Fault Locating
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Best Practices
- Using the obsutil help Command to Search for Functions
- Configuring Scheduled Tasks Using the Crontab Command
- Setting obsutil Commands as Built-in Commands
- Fine-Tuning obsutil Performance
- Using obsutil for Resumable Data Transfer
- Using obsutil to Upload a Symbolic Link
- Configuring an HTTP Proxy for obsutil
- Using obsutil to Share Directories
- Using obsutil to Replicate Data Across Regions on the Client Side
- Limiting the Upload and Download Rate for obsutil
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FAQs
- After Some Files Are Deleted in My Local Directory, Can obsutil Synchronously Delete Them from the Bucket?
- Can I Use obsutil to Directly Save a Listing Result to a Local File?
- Why Is the Size of Objects Queried by obsutil Inconsistent with That on OBS Console?
- How Can I Find Out Why Some Tasks in a Batch Task Failed?
- How Can I Locate and Rectify I/O Timeout and EOF Errors?
- Why Is a Question Mark Displayed in the Batch Task Progress Bar?
- Can Multiple config Files Be Placed in One Directory?
- Can I Rename an Object or a Folder?
- Configuration Parameters
- Change History
- Parallel File System Feature Guide(Paris Region)
-
Image Processing (Paris Region)
- Introduction
- Start to Process (Using OBS Console)
- Start to Process (Using APIs)
- Typical Cases
- Obtaining Image Information
- Obtaining Average RGB Value of an Image
- Setting Image Effects
- Resizing Images
- Rotating Images
- Cropping Images
- Watermarking Images
- Converting Formats
- Changing Quality
- Slimming Images
- Image Persistency
- FAQ
- Change History
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Permissions Configuration Guide (Paris Region)
- Introduction to OBS Access Control
- Permission Control Mechanisms
- Access Requests
- Typical Permission Control Scenarios
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Configuration Cases in Typical Permission Control Scenarios
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Granting Permissions to an IAM User Under the Current Account
- Granting an IAM User the Permissions Required to List and Create Buckets
- Granting an IAM User the Read/Write Permission for a Bucket
- Granting an IAM User the Specified Permissions for a Bucket
- Granting an IAM User the Read Permission for Specific Objects
- Granting an IAM User the Specified Permissions for Certain Objects
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Granting Permissions to Multiple IAM Users or User Groups Under the Current Account
- Granting IAM User Groups All Permissions for All OBS Resources
- Granting IAM User Groups Basic Permissions for All OBS Resources
- Granting IAM User Groups the Specified Permissions for All OBS Resources
- Granting IAM User Groups the Specified Permissions for Certain OBS Resources
- Granting IAM User Groups the Specified Permissions for a Folder
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Granting Permissions to Other Accounts
- Granting Other Accounts the Read/Write Permission for a Bucket
- Granting Other Accounts the Specified Permissions for a Bucket
- Granting IAM Users Under an Account the Access to a Bucket and the Resources in It
- Granting Other Accounts the Read Permission for Certain Objects
- Granting Other Accounts the Specified Permissions for Certain Objects
- Granting Permissions to Anonymous Users
- Granting Temporary Access to OBS
- Restricting Access to a Bucket for Specific IP Addresses
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Granting Permissions to an IAM User Under the Current Account
- Appendix
- Change History
-
User Guide (Kuala Lumpur Region)
- Service Overview
-
OBS Console Operation Guide
- Console Function Overview
- Restrictions
- Getting Started
- Storage Classes Overview
- Managing Buckets
- Managing Objects
- Server-Side Encryption
- Object Metadata
- Bucket Inventories
-
Permissions Control
- Overview
- Permission Control Mechanisms
- Bucket Policy Parameters
- Configuring IAM Policies
- Configuring a Bucket Policy
- Configuring an Object Policy
- Configuring a Bucket ACL
- Configuring an Object ACL
-
Application Cases
- Granting an IAM User Permissions to Operate a Specific Bucket
- Granting Other Accounts Permissions to Operate a Specific Bucket
- Restricting Access to a Bucket for Specific Addresses
- Limiting the Time When Objects in a Bucket Are Accessible
- Granting Anonymous Users Permission to Access Objects
- Granting Anonymous Users Permission to Access Folders
- Versioning
- Logging
- Tags
- Event Notifications
- Lifecycle Management
- Configuring User-Defined Domain Names
- Static Website Hosting
- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
- URL Validation
- Monitoring
- Related Operations
-
Troubleshooting
- An Object Fails to Be Downloaded Using Internet Explorer 11
- OBS Console Couldn't Be Opened in Internet Explorer 9
- The Object Name Changes After an Object with a Long Name Is Downloaded to a Local Computer
- Failed to Configure Event Notifications
- Time Difference Is Longer Than 15 Minutes Between the Client and Server
- Error Code List
-
FAQ
-
OBS Basics
- How Can I Get Started with OBS?
- How Do I Obtain an OBS Endpoint?
- What Are the Advantages of Object Storage over SAN and NAS Storage?
- Which Types of Data Can Be Stored in OBS?
- How Much Data Can I Store in OBS?
- Does OBS Support Traffic Monitoring?
- Can Folders in OBS Be Used the Same Way as in a File System?
- Where Is Data Stored in OBS?
- Does OBS Support Access over HTTPS?
- Can Other Users Access My Data Stored in OBS?
- Does OBS Support Resumable Transfer?
- Does OBS Support Batch Upload?
- Does OBS Support Batch Download?
- Does OBS Support Batch Deletion of Objects?
- What Are the Factors That Affect Upload and Download Speeds of OBS?
- Why Did Some of My Data Stored on OBS Get Lost?
- Can Deleted Data Be Recovered?
- Will There Be Data Left Over in OBS After I Delete an Object?
- Will My Bucket Performance Be Affected by Other Users' Services?
- Access Control
-
Buckets and Objects
- Why Am I Unable to Create a Bucket?
- Why Am I Unable to Upload an Object?
- Why Am I Unable to Download an Object?
- Why Can't I Delete a Bucket?
- What Is the Relationship Between Bucket Storage Classes and Object Storage Classes?
- Can I Modify the Region of a Bucket?
- How Do I Obtain the Access Path to an Object?
- Why Can't I Search for Certain Objects in My Bucket?
- What Do I Do If I Encounter an Error While Trying to Access an Object URL with Full-Width Characters Using Internet Explorer?
- Tools
- APIs and SDKs
-
Security
- How Is Data Security Ensured in OBS?
- Does OBS Scan My Data for Other Purposes?
- Can Engineers Export My Data from the Background of OBS?
- How Does OBS Protect My Data from Being Stolen?
- Can a Pair of AK and SK Be Replaced When It Is Being Used to Access OBS?
- Can Multiple Users Share One Pair of AK and SK to Access OBS?
- Fragment Management
- Versioning
- Tags
- Event Notifications
- How Do I Use Lifecycle Management?
- How Do I Use Static Website Hosting?
-
OBS Basics
- Change History
-
API Reference (Kuala Lumpur Region)
- Before You Start
- API Overview
- Calling APIs
- Getting Started
-
APIs
- Operations on Buckets
-
Advanced Bucket Settings
- Configuring a Bucket Policy
- Obtaining Bucket Policy Information
- Deleting a Bucket Policy
- Configuring a Bucket ACL
- Obtaining Bucket ACL Information
- Configuring Logging for a Bucket
- Obtaining a Bucket Logging Configuration
- Configuring Bucket Lifecycle Rules
- Obtaining Bucket Lifecycle Configuration
- Deleting Lifecycle Rules
- Configuring Versioning for a Bucket
- Obtaining Bucket Versioning Status
- Configuring Event Notification for a Bucket
- Obtaining the Event Notification Configuration of a Bucket
- Configuring Storage Class for a Bucket
- Obtaining Bucket Storage Class Information
- Configuring Tags for a Bucket
- Obtaining Bucket Tags
- Deleting Tags
- Configuring Bucket Storage Quota
- Querying Bucket Storage Quota
- Obtaining Storage Information of a Bucket
- Configuring a Custom Domain Name for a Bucket
- Obtaining the Custom Domain Name of a Bucket
- Deleting the Custom Domain Name of a Bucket
- Configuring Bucket Encryption
- Obtaining Bucket Encryption Configuration
- Deleting the Encryption Configuration of a Bucket
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Static Website Hosting
- Configuring Static Website Hosting for a Bucket
- Obtaining the Static Website Hosting Configuration of a Bucket
- Deleting the Static Website Hosting Configuration of a Bucket
- Configuring Bucket CORS
- Obtaining the CORS Configuration of a Bucket
- Deleting the CORS Configuration of a Bucket
- OPTIONS Bucket
- OPTIONS Object
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Operations on Objects
- Uploading an Object - PUT
- Uploading an Object - POST
- Copying an Object
- Downloading an Object
- Querying Object Metadata
- Deleting an Object
- Deleting Objects
- Restoring Cold Objects
- Appending an Object
- Configuring an Object ACL
- Obtaining Object ACL Configuration
- Modifying Object Metadata
- Modifying an Object
- Truncating an Object
- Renaming an Object
- Operations on Multipart Upload
- Server-Side Encryption
- Error Codes
- IAM Policies and Supported Actions
- Appendixes
- Change History
-
Tool Guide (OBS Browser+) (Kuala Lumpur Region)
- Introduction
- OBS Browser+ Function Overview
- Downloading OBS Browser+
- Installing OBS Browser+
- Logging In to OBS Browser+
-
FAQs
- Where Can I Obtain Access Keys (AK and SK)?
- Can I Install Two OBS Browser+ Tools from Different Sites in One System?
- Why Does the Task Processing Speed Slow After the Number of Tasks Exceeds a Million?
- Why Are the Displayed Number of Objects and Used Storage Capacity Different from the Actual Number of Objects and Storage Capacity?
- How Can I Locate Common Network Errors?
- How Can I Permanently Share Files or Folders with Other Users?
- How Can I Access a Specific Bucket or Directory?
- Can I Cancel the Directory Sharing After a Directory Has Been Shared with Others?
- Can I Query the Number and Size of Files in a Folder on OBS Browser+?
- Uninstalling OBS Browser+
- Change History
- Tool Guide (obsfs) (Kuala Lumpur Region)
- Parallel File System Feature Guide (Kuala Lumpur Region)
- Best Practices (Kuala Lumpur Region)
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User Guide (Ankara Region)
- Service Overview
- Configuration Before Use
-
OBS Console Operation Guide
- Console Function Overview
- Restrictions
- Getting Started
- Managing Buckets
- Managing Objects
- Object Metadata
- Bucket Inventories
-
Permissions Control
- Overview
- Permission Control Mechanisms
- Bucket Policy Parameters
- Configuring IAM Policies
- Configuring a Bucket Policy
- Configuring an Object Policy
- Configuring a Bucket ACL
- Configuring an Object ACL
-
Application Cases
- Granting an IAM User Permissions to Operate a Specific Bucket
- Granting Other Accounts Permissions to Operate a Specific Bucket
- Restricting Access to a Bucket for Specific Addresses
- Limiting the Time When Objects in a Bucket Are Accessible
- Granting Anonymous Users Permission to Access Objects
- Granting Anonymous Users Permission to Access Folders
- Versioning
- Logging
- Event Notifications
- Cross-Region Replication
- Cross-Cluster Replication
- Lifecycle Management
- Configuring User-Defined Domain Names
- Static Website Hosting
- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
- URL Validation
- Task Center
- Two-AZ DR
- Related Operations
-
Troubleshooting
- An Object Fails to Be Downloaded Using Internet Explorer 11
- OBS Console Couldn't Be Opened in Internet Explorer 9
- The Object Name Changes After an Object with a Long Name Is Downloaded to a Local Computer
- Failed to Configure Event Notifications
- Time Difference Is Longer Than 15 Minutes Between the Client and Server
- Error Code 500 Is Returned When a Bucket with the Name of the Bucket Failing to Be Created in AZ 2 Is Created in AZ 1
- Object Upload or Download Errors
- Error Code List
-
FAQ
-
OBS Basics
- How Can I Get Started with OBS?
- What Are the Advantages of Object Storage over SAN and NAS Storage?
- Which Types of Data Can Be Stored in OBS?
- How Much Data Can I Store in OBS?
- Can Folders in OBS Be Used the Same Way as in a File System?
- Where Is Data Stored in OBS?
- Does OBS Support Access over HTTPS?
- Can Other Users Access My Data Stored in OBS?
- Does OBS Support Resumable Transfer?
- Does OBS Support Batch Upload?
- Does OBS Support Batch Download?
- Does OBS Support Batch Deletion of Objects?
- What Are the Factors That Affect Upload and Download Speeds of OBS?
- Why Did Some of My Data Stored on OBS Get Lost?
- Can Deleted Data Be Recovered?
- Will There Be Data Left Over in OBS After I Delete an Object?
- Will My Bucket Performance Be Affected by Other Users' Services?
- Access Control
-
Buckets and Objects
- Why Am I Unable to Create a Bucket?
- Why Am I Unable to Upload an Object?
- Why Am I Unable to Download an Object?
- Why Can't I Delete a Bucket?
- Can I Rename an Object?
- Can I Modify the Region of a Bucket?
- How Do I Obtain the Access Path to an Object?
- Why Can't I Search for Certain Objects in My Bucket?
- Does OBS Support Storage Quota Management?
-
Security
- How Is Data Security Ensured in OBS?
- Does OBS Scan My Data for Other Purposes?
- Can Engineers Export My Data from the Background of OBS?
- How Does OBS Protect My Data from Being Stolen?
- Can a Pair of AK and SK Be Replaced When It Is Being Used to Access OBS?
- Can Multiple Users Share One Pair of AK and SK to Access OBS?
- Durability and Availability
- Fragment Management
- Versioning
- Event Notifications
- How Do I Use Lifecycle Management?
- How Do I Use Static Website Hosting?
- How Do I Use Cross-Region Replication?
-
OBS Basics
- Change History
-
API Reference (Ankara Region)
- Before You Start
- API Overview
- Calling APIs
- Getting Started
-
APIs
- Operations on Buckets
-
Advanced Bucket Settings
- Configuring a Bucket Policy
- Obtaining Bucket Policy Information
- Deleting a Bucket Policy
- Configuring a Bucket ACL
- Obtaining Bucket ACL Information
- Configuring Logging for a Bucket
- Obtaining a Bucket Logging Configuration
- Configuring Bucket Lifecycle Rules
- Obtaining Bucket Lifecycle Configuration
- Deleting Lifecycle Rules
- Configuring Versioning for a Bucket
- Obtaining Bucket Versioning Status
- Configuring Event Notification for a Bucket
- Obtaining the Event Notification Configuration of a Bucket
- Configuring Cross-Region Replication for a Bucket
- Obtaining the Cross-Region Replication Configuration of a Bucket
- Deleting the Cross-Region Replication Configuration of a Bucket
- Configuring Tags for a Bucket
- Obtaining Bucket Tags
- Deleting Tags
- Configuring Bucket Storage Quota
- Querying Bucket Storage Quota
- Obtaining Storage Information of a Bucket
- Configuring Bucket Inventories
- Obtaining a Specific Inventory of a Bucket
- Listing All Inventories of a Bucket
- Deleting Bucket Inventories
- Configuring a Custom Domain Name for a Bucket
- Obtaining the Custom Domain Name of a Bucket
- Deleting the Custom Domain Name of a Bucket
- Configuring Cross-Cluster Replication for a Bucket
- Obtaining the Cross-Cluster Replication Configuration of a Bucket
- Deleting the Cross-Cluster Replication Configuration of a Bucket
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Static Website Hosting
- Configuring Static Website Hosting for a Bucket
- Obtaining the Static Website Hosting Configuration of a Bucket
- Deleting the Static Website Hosting Configuration of a Bucket
- Configuring Bucket CORS
- Obtaining the CORS Configuration of a Bucket
- Deleting the CORS Configuration of a Bucket
- OPTIONS Bucket
- OPTIONS Object
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Operations on Objects
- Uploading an Object - PUT
- Uploading an Object - POST
- Copying an Object
- Downloading an Object
- Querying Object Metadata
- Deleting an Object
- Deleting Objects
- Appending an Object
- Configuring an Object ACL
- Obtaining Object ACL Configuration
- Modifying Object Metadata
- Modifying an Object
- Truncating an Object
- Renaming an Object
- Operations on Multipart Upload
- Error Codes
- IAM Policies and Supported Actions
- Appendixes
- Change History
- Parallel File System Feature Guide(Ankara Region)
-
Tool Guide (OBS Browser+) (Ankara Region)
- Introduction
- OBS Browser+ Function Overview
- Downloading OBS Browser+
- Installing OBS Browser+
- Logging In to OBS Browser+
-
FAQs
- Where Can I Obtain Access Keys (AK and SK)?
- Can I Install Two OBS Browser+ Tools from Different Sites in One System?
- Why Does the Task Processing Speed Slow After the Number of Tasks Exceeds a Million?
- Why Are the Displayed Number of Objects and Used Storage Capacity Different from the Actual Number of Objects and Storage Capacity?
- How Can I Access a Specific Bucket or Directory?
- Can OBS Browser+ List Objects with Special Characters in Their Names?
- Uninstalling OBS Browser+
- Change History
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Tool Guide (obsutil) (Ankara Region)
- obsutil Introduction
- Downloading and Installing obsutil
- Getting Started
- Bucket Commands
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Object Commands
- Creating a Folder
- Uploading an Object
- Querying Object Properties
- Setting Object Properties
- Listing Objects
- Copying an Object
- Moving an Object
- Downloading an Object
- Generating the Download Link of an Object
- Deleting an Object
- Synchronously Uploading Incremental Objects
- Synchronously Copying Incremental Objects
- Synchronously Downloading Incremental Objects
- Resuming a Failed Upload Task
- Resuming a Failed Copy Task
- Resuming a Failed Download Task
- Listing Multipart Upload Tasks
- Deleting a Multipart Upload Task
- Auxiliary Commands
- Common Examples
- Fault Locating
-
Best Practices
- Using the obsutil help Command to Search for Functions
- Configuring Scheduled Tasks Using the Crontab Command
- Setting obsutil Commands as Built-in Commands
- Fine-Tuning obsutil Performance
- Using obsutil for Resumable Data Transfer
- Using obsutil to Upload a Symbolic Link
- Configuring an HTTP Proxy for obsutil
- Using obsutil to Replicate Data Across Regions on the Client Side
- Limiting the Upload and Download Rate for obsutil
-
FAQs
- After Some Files Are Deleted in My Local Directory, Can obsutil Synchronously Delete Them from the Bucket?
- Can I Use obsutil to Directly Save a Listing Result to a Local File?
- Why Is the Size of Objects Queried by obsutil Inconsistent with That on OBS Console?
- How Can I Find Out Why Some Tasks in a Batch Task Failed?
- How Can I Locate and Rectify I/O Timeout and EOF Errors?
- Why Is a Question Mark Displayed in the Batch Task Progress Bar?
- Can Multiple config Files Be Placed in One Directory?
- Configuration Parameters
- Change History
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Operation Guide (Leaving soon. Moving to User Guide.)
- Before You Start
- Storage Classes
- Bucket Management
- Object Management
- Permissions Control
- Data Management
- Data Access
- Data Security
- Data Processing
- Monitoring and Logging
- Parallel File System
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Image Processing (Leaving soon. Moving to User Guide.)
- Introduction
- Using Image Processing on OBS Console
- Using Image Processing with APIs
- Typical Cases
- Getting Information About an Image
- Getting the Average RGB Value of an Image
- Setting Image Effects
- Resizing Images
- Rotating Images
- Cropping Images
- Watermarking Images
- Converting Image Formats
- Changing Image Quality
- Slimming Images
- Image Processing Persistency
-
FAQ
- What Is Image Processing?
- How Do I Access Image Processing?
- How Is Image Processing Billed?
- How Many Image Styles Can I Create in a Bucket?
- What Formats Does Image Processing Support?
- How Do I Access Image Processing with a URL?
- Where Are Processed Images Stored After CDN Acceleration Is Enabled?
- Why Was My Bucket Accessed by IP Addresses Starting with 100 After I Performed Image Processing in My Logging-enabled Bucket?
- Parallel File System (Leaving soon. Moving to User Guide.)
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User Guide (ME-Abu Dhabi Region)
- General Reference
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Lifecycle Management
You can define a lifecycle rule to automatically delete a set of objects or transition them between storage classes after a certain number of days since the objects were last updated.
The object update time refers to when objects were uploaded or when objects became historical.

Scenarios
- Periodically delete logs that are only meant to be retained for a specific period of time (a week or a month).
- Transition documents that are seldom accessed to the Infrequent Access or Archive storage class or delete them.
- Store some types of data in OBS for archive purposes, such as digital media, financial and medical records, raw genome sequence data, long-term database backups, and data that must be retained for regulatory compliance.
- Schedule the deletion of a large number of files from a bucket. Manually deleting objects is time-consuming, and only a limited number of objects can be deleted at a time.
You can define lifecycle rules to identify objects in the scenarios above and further manage their lifecycles.
Objects that are no longer frequently accessed can be transitioned to Infrequent Access or Archive or Deep Archive to reduce your storage costs. In short, transition basically means that the object storage class is altered without copying the object. You can also manually change the storage class of an object on the Objects page. For details, see Uploading a File.
Lifecycle configuration can be added to a bucket with versioning enabled or disabled. By default, versioning is disabled. You can enable it. A version-enabled bucket keeps a current object version and zero or more non-current object versions. You can use versioning and lifecycle configurations together to help reduce storage costs. The predefined lifecycle configuration actions can facilitate management over the lifecycle of the current object versions and non-current object versions.
Precautions
- There is no limit on the number of lifecycle rules in a bucket, but the total size of XML descriptions about all lifecycle rules in a bucket cannot exceed 20 KB.
- A maximum of 20 lifecycle rules can be configured for a parallel file system.
- A lifecycle rule name contains only uppercase or lowercase letters, digits, periods (.), underscores (_), and hyphens (-).
- The minimum storage duration is 180 days for Deep Archive storage, 90 days for Archive storage, and 30 days for Infrequent Access storage. After an object is transitioned to the Archive storage class, if it stays in this storage class for less than 90 days, you still need to pay for a full 90 days.
- Restrictions on storage class transition:
- Only transitions from the Standard storage class to the Infrequent Access storage class are supported. To transition objects from Infrequent Access to Standard, you must manually operate it.
- Only transitions from the Standard or Infrequent Access storage class to the Archive storage class are supported. To transition objects from Archive to Standard or Infrequent Access, you must restore the archived objects first and then manually transition their storage class.
- Only transitions from the Standard, Infrequent Access, or Archive storage class to the Deep Archive storage class are supported. To transition objects from Deep Archive to Standard, Infrequent Access, or Archive, you must restore the deep archived objects first and then manually transition their storage class.
- Multi-AZ redundancy is not available for Archive or Deep Archive storage. For this reason, buckets or objects with multi-AZ redundancy cannot be transitioned to the Archive or Deep Archive storage class based on a lifecycle rule.
- Object deletion upon expiration:
You can use the Expiration action a lifecycle rule to expire an object when the object reaches the end of its lifetime. In a versioning-enabled bucket, you can also use the NoncurrentVersionExpiration action to expire non-current object versions.
- In a bucket with versioning disabled, the Expiration action permanently deletes objects.
- In a bucket with versioning enabled (or suspended), the Expiration action retains the current version as a non-current version by adding a delete marker, which then becomes the current version. The NoncurrentVersionExpiration action permanently deletes non-current object versions.
- Beside buckets, you can also configure the expiration time for objects during object uploads. The expiration time of objects prevails against that of buckets.
After an object expires, OBS adds the object to the deletion queue and delete it asynchronously. This may cause the deletion time to be later than the expiration time. After an object is deleted, you will no longer be billed for its storage.
To query the planned expiration time of an object, you can call the GET object API or HEAD object API. These APIs return response headers that provide expiration information about the object.
- In theory, it takes 24 hours at most to execute a lifecycle rule. After an object is updated, OBS calculates its lifecycle from the next 00:00 (UTC time), so there may be a delay of up to 48 hours in transitioning objects between storage classes or deleting expired objects. If you make changes to an existing lifecycle rule, the rule will take effect again.
- After a lifecycle rule is modified, the modification does not apply to the objects that have already met the configured conditions. For example, the original lifecycle rule causes objects meeting the configured conditions expire and then be deleted after they are stored for one day. Under this rule, the objects uploaded on January 1, 2021 will be deleted on January 3, 2021. On January 3, 2021, if you change the lifecycle rule to delete objects after they are stored for seven days, the objects uploaded on January 1, 2021 will still be deleted on January 3, 2021, but this modification will apply to those uploaded on and after January 2, 2021.
Lifecycle Rules
Lifecycle rules have the following key elements:
- Policy: Configure a lifecycle rule that takes effect on specified objects.
- By prefix: You can specify an object name prefix, so the lifecycle rule will take effect on objects share the same prefix.
- Entire bucket: You can specify an entire bucket, so the lifecycle rule will take effect on all objects in the bucket.
- Time: a scheduled time when object storage class is transitioned
You can specify the number of days after which objects that have been last updated and meet specified conditions are automatically transitioned to Infrequent Access or Archive or Deep Archive, or are automatically deleted upon expiration.
- Transition to Infrequent Access: You can specify the number of days after which objects that have been last updated and meet specified conditions are automatically transitioned to Infrequent Access.
- Transition to Archive: You can specify the number of days after which objects that have been last updated and meet specified conditions are automatically transitioned to Archive.
- Transition to Deep Archive: You can specify the number of days after which objects that have been last updated and meet specified conditions are automatically transitioned to Deep Archive.
- Deleted upon expiration: You can specify the number of days after which objects that have been last updated and meet specified conditions are automatically deleted.
The lifecycle rule time has the following restrictions:- If only one transition is involved, the time should be at least one day later.
- If multiple transitions are involved, the latter transition should be at least one day longer than the former transition.
For example, if you want a lifecycle rule to change object storage class and delete expired objects, you can set the transition time to 23 days later and the deletion time to at least 24 days later.
NOTE:
The minimum storage duration is 180 days for Deep Archive storage, 90 days for Archive storage, and 30 days for Infrequent Access storage. If objects are deleted by a lifecycle rule before they have been stored for this minimum duration, you still need to pay for a full 30 or 90 days.
Assume that you have an object in the Standard storage class stored in a bucket and you no longer plan to perform any operations on the object. The lifecycle rule applied to this object changes the object from Standard to Infrequent Access three days later, then to Archive on the fourth day, and finally deletes the object when it expires seven days later. In this case, you will be charged for three days of Standard storage, 30 days of Infrequent Access storage, and 90 days of Archive storage.
Lifecycle Configuration Elements
You can set the lifecycle configuration format to XML. The configuration contains one or more lifecycle rules.
Each rule consists of the following contents:
- Metadata, specifying the rule ID and whether the rule is enabled or disabled. If the rule is disabled, OBS does not perform any actions defined in the rule.
- Filtering criteria, identifying objects on which lifecycle rules are applied. You can set the object name prefix to be the filtering criteria.
- When (a date or a time period) will one transition or expiration action be performed on objects in the lifecycle.
Configuration examples:
Example 1: Lifecycle configuration for a bucket with versioning disabled
By default, versioning is disabled for buckets. In such case, each object in the bucket has only one version.
Assume that versioning is disabled for your bucket. If you want Standard objects whose name starts with documents/ to transition to the Infrequent Access storage class 30 days after they are uploaded, then transition from Infrequent Access to Archive 60 days after they are uploaded, and finally to be deleted one year after they are uploaded, you can add the following lifecycle configuration for your bucket. This configuration includes the Transition and Expiration actions and applies to objects whose key prefix is documents (specified in the Prefix element).
<LifecycleConfiguration> <Rule> <ID>sample-rule</ID> <Prefix>documents/</Prefix> <Status>Enabled</Status> <Expiration> <Days>365</Days> </Expiration> <Transition> <Days>30</Days> <StorageClass>WARM</StorageClass> </Transition> <Transition> <Days>60</Days> <StorageClass>COLD</StorageClass> </Transition> </Rule> </LifecycleConfiguration>
Example 2: Lifecycle configuration for a bucket with versioning enabled
You can enable versioning for buckets. If versioning is enabled for a bucket, the bucket will retain the current object version and its non-current object versions. For details, see Versioning. Versioning control enables you to maintain the history records of objects and lifecycle management allows you to control the retention of object versions as well as the storage class transition.
For a bucket with versioning enabled, lifecycle configuration provides multiple predefined actions that can be used to manage non-current object versions. In this example, the lifecycle configuration has a rule that specifies two operations (NoncurrentVersionTransition and NoncurrentVersionExpiration) for objects whose key prefix is logs/. The NoncurrentVersionTransition action transitions objects to Infrequent Access and then to Archive 30 days and 60 days respectively after they become non-current versions. The NoncurrentVersionExpiration action permanently deletes objects 180 days after they become non-current versions.
<LifecycleConfiguration> <Rule> <ID>sample-rule</ID> <Prefix>logs/</Prefix> <Status>Enabled</Status> <NoncurrentVersionExpiration> <NoncurrentDays>180</NoncurrentDays> </NoncurrentVersionExpiration> <NoncurrentVersionTransition> <NoncurrentDays>30</NoncurrentDays> <StorageClass>WARM</StorageClass> </NoncurrentVersionTransition> <NoncurrentVersionTransition> <NoncurrentDays>60</NoncurrentDays> <StorageClass>COLD</StorageClass> </NoncurrentVersionTransition> </Rule> </LifecycleConfiguration>
You can use the predefined NoncurrentVersionTransition and NoncurrentVersionExpiration actions to manage non-current versions in your bucket.
Generally, each lifecycle rule consists of the following parts:
- Metadata: specifying the rule ID (<ID> element) and whether the rule is enabled or disabled (<Status> element). If the rule is disabled, OBS does not perform any actions defined in the rule.
- Prefix (<Prefix> element), which identifies objects to which the rule applies.
- Actions that you want to perform on the specified objects (such as NoncurrentVersionTransition and NoncurrentVersionExpiration mentioned in the previous example). For each action, you must specify a date or time period.
Elements in the lifecycle configuration rule are described as follows:
- Element ID
A lifecycle configuration can have up to 1,000 rules. The ID element uniquely identifies a rule.
- Element Status
The value can be Enabled or Disabled. If a rule is disabled, OBS does not perform any actions defined in the rule.
- Element Prefix
A lifecycle rule applies to one or more objects with the name prefix specified in the rule. Suppose you have the following objects:
- logs/day1
- logs/day2
- logs/day3
- ExampleObject.jpg
If you set Prefix to ExampleObject.jpg, the rule applies only to object ExampleObject.jpg. If you set Prefix to logs/, the rule applies to the objects whose name starting with logs/. If you leave Prefix blank, the rule applies to all objects in your bucket.
- Element Action
You can specify predefined actions in the lifecycle rule to perform them on your buckets in the lifecycle. The predefined actions include Transition, Expiration, NoncurrentVersionTransition, and NoncurrentVersionExpiration. The effect of these operations depends on the versioning status of your bucket.
NOTE:
By default, versioning is disabled for buckets. You can enable it for your bucket as needed, so that each object in this bucket can have a current version and zero or more non-current versions. You can also suspend versioning. For details, see Versioning.
- Action Transition
This action archives objects by changing object storage class to Infrequent Access or Archive or Deep Archive. When the date or time period specified in the lifecycle of an object is reached, OBS transitions the object as configured.
- For buckets with versioning disabled, the Transition action changes the object storage class to Infrequent Access or Archive or Deep Archive.
- For buckets with versioning enabled and suspended, the Transition action changes the storage class of the current object version to Infrequent Access or Archive or Deep Archive. This action does not affect the non-current versions of the object.
- Action Expiration
This action expires objects identified in the rule. Objects become unavailable once they expire. Whether the expired objects will be permanently deleted depends on the versioning status of the bucket.
NOTE:
The Expiration action does not delete incomplete multipart uploads.
- For buckets with versioning disabled, the Expiration action deletes objects permanently and the deleted objects cannot be restored.
- For buckets with versioning enabled, this action applies only to current object versions, instead of non-current object versions. This action does not permanently delete current object versions. It retains the current version as a non-current version by adding a delete marker to it. This action will not be performed on current object versions that already have the delete markers. If the current object version is the only version of the object and has a delete marker, OBS will delete the current object version. Clearing a delete marker may take a while, because OBS needs to confirm that the delete marker is the only object version.
If you initiate a GET request on an object whose current version has the delete marker without specifying the version ID, OBS will identify the object as a deleted one and return error 404 Object Not Found. But you can specify the version ID in the GET request to recover the deleted object.
For example, you can set a rule to make the object named photo.gif expire 5 days after it is uploaded. If photo.gif is created at 10:30 UTC on January 1, 2016, the expiration rule will be executed at a time point after 00:00 UTC (five days after object creation) on January 7, 2016. The time will not be later than 23:59 UTC on January 7, 2016. For a bucket with versioning disabled, a deletion operation permanently deletes photo.gif. For a bucket with versioning enabled, after the expiration rule is executed, photo.gif (version 111111) is still stored in the bucket and can be accessed if needed, but the current version (version 4857693) of the object has a delete marker. The original object photo.gif turns to be a non-current version. For details about how a delete marker works, see Versioning.
For buckets with versioning suspended, OBS will create delete markers for expired objects whose version ID is null. Any existing null versions will be overwritten by new null versions, and data associated with this version cannot be restored.
Actions specific to buckets with versioning control enabled (or suspended)
The Transition and Expiration lifecycle actions can manage the lifecycle of current object versions. The NoncurrentVersionTransition and NonCurrentVersionExpiration actions can manage the lifecycle of noncurrent object versions.
The following lifecycle configuration actions can be performed only on buckets with versioning control enabled (or suspended). In a bucket with versioning control enabled, an object may have multiple versions, including a current version and zero or more non-current versions. You can use these actions to request OBS to perform specific operations on non-current object versions. These actions do not affect current object versions.
NoncurrentVersionTransition: Specifies the time period after which non-current versions will be transited from Standard to Infrequent Access or Archive.
NoncurrentVersionExpiration: Specifies the time period after which non-current object versions will be permanently deleted. The deleted objects cannot be recovered.
For example, if you want to enable a five-day period to correct any accidental deletion or overwriting, you can configure an expiration rule so that the object can be deleted 5 days after it has become a non-current version.
At 10:30 (UTC time) on January 1, 2016, you created object photo.gif with version ID 111111. At 10:30 (UTC time) on January 2, 2016, you accidentally deleted this object and OBS created a delete marker with version ID 4857693. In the next five days, you were allowed to recover the original object photo.gif with version ID 111111.
At 00:00 (UTC time) on January 8, 2016, 5 days after object photo.gif with version ID 111111 became non-current, the NoncurrentVersionExpiration action permanently deleted this object version.
How does OBS calculate how long an object has become non-current?
In a bucket with versioning enabled, an object can have multiple versions. There is always one current version and zero or more non-current versions. Each time an object is uploaded, the current version is saved as a non-current version, and the newly-uploaded version (the successor) becomes the current version. To determine the number of days an object version has become non-current, OBS checks when its successor was created. OBS uses the number of days since its successor was created as the number of days an object has been non-current.
Restoring a non-current version using the lifecycle configuration
You can use either of the following methods to restore an object to a non-current version:
- Copy a non-current object version of the object to the same bucket. The copied version will become the current version, and all object versions are reserved.
- Permanently delete the current version of the object. Deleting the current version of an object actually turns a non-current version into the current version.
You are advised to use the first method. Due to the consistency syntax of OBS, before the communication mode is changed, a current version that is permanently deleted may not disappear (OBS may be unaware of this deletion action). Meanwhile, the expiration action you configured for non-current versions may permanently delete non-current object versions, including those you want to restore. Therefore, copying a non-current version, as described in the first method, is more secure.
Table 1 lists the relationship between the lifecycle configuration rule and versioning status of a bucket.
Action |
Bucket with Versioning Not Enabled |
Bucket with Versioning Enabled |
Bucket with Versioning Suspended |
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Transition (Performed when a date or time period specified in the lifecycle rule is reached.) |
Objects can be transitioned to Infrequent Access or Archive. |
If the version is the current version and is not a delete marker, it can be transitioned to Infrequent Access or Archive. |
Same action as a versioning-enabled bucket. |
Expiration (Performed when a date or time period specified in the lifecycle rule is reached.) |
The Expiration action deletes the object, and the deleted object cannot be restored. |
If the version is not a delete marker, this action inserts a delete marker that becomes the current version. The existing current version turns into a non-current version. |
For buckets with versioning suspended, OBS will create delete markers for expired objects whose version ID is null. Any existing null versions will be overwritten by new null versions, and data associated with this version cannot be restored. |
NoncurrentVersionTransition (Performed when the object has become non-current for the specified number of days.) |
The NoncurrentVersionTransition action has no effect. |
If the version is not a delete marker or the current version, it can be transitioned to Infrequent Access or Archive. |
Same action as a versioning-enabled bucket. |
NoncurrentVersionExpiration (Performed when the object has become non-current for the specified number of days.) |
The NoncurrentVersionExpiration action has no effect. |
The NoncurrentVersionExpiration action deletes the non-current version of the object, and the deleted object cannot be recovered. |
Same action as a versioning-enabled bucket. |
Date-based lifecycle rules
You can specify the execution dates for Transition and Expiration actions. The dates must conform to the ISO 8601 standards and the exact time is always 00:00 (UTC time). If you specify the time to a past date, all applicable objects will be executed immediately.
You cannot create date-based lifecycle rule on OBS Console.
A lifecycle action with a date specified is not a one-off action. Even if the date has passed, OBS will adopt this action as long as the lifecycle is enabled.
Assume you have specified a date for performing the Expiration action to delete all objects (without setting any filtering criteria). On the specified date, OBS makes all objects in the bucket expire. In addition, OBS continues to make all new objects created in the bucket expire. To terminate the Expiration action, you have to delete this action from your lifecycle configuration, disable the rule, or delete the rule from the lifecycle configuration.
Time period-based lifecycle rule
You can specify how many days after an object is created will the Transition or Expiration action will be performed on the object. After the number of days is specified, OBS starts to calculate the time from 00:00 (UTC time) on the next day. For example, you created an object at 2016-01-15 10:30 (UTC time) and you specified that objects would be changed 3 days after creation, the object would be transited at 2016-01-19 00:00 (UTC time).
OBS only records the last modification date for each object. On OBS Console, you can view the last modification time (LastModified) of an object on the object properties page. After an object is created, the date is the creation date. If the object is replaced, the date will also change.
When using the NoncurrentVersionTransition or NoncurrentVersionExpiration action, you can specify after how many days since an object changes to a non-current version (due to overwrite or deletion) will the action be performed on the object.
When you use the NoncurrentVersionTransition and NoncurrentVersionExpiration operations to specify the number of days, OBS adds the number of days specified in the rule to the time when the object version becomes a non-current version. Then the operation time is calculated starting from 00:00 (UTC time) of the next day. For example, the current version of an object in a bucket is created at 10:30 UTC on January 1, 2016. If the object version becomes a non-current version at 10:30 UTC on January 15, 2016 and you specify three days in the conversion rule, then the date for changing object storage class is calculated as 00:00 UTC on January 19, 2016.
When configuring the lifecycle rules, within a rule and for rules whose prefixes have inclusion relationship, Date or Days of Transition and Expiration must be consistent.
How to Use
You can use OBS Console, APIs, or SDKs to configure lifecycle rules.
Tool |
Reference |
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OBS Console |
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SDKs |
OBS supports software development kits (SDKs) in multiple languages. For details, see the corresponding developer guide on the SDK Overview page. |
API |
Configuring Bucket Lifecycle Rules |
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