Adding Unstructured OBS Data

Prerequisites

• DSC has been authorized to access OBS assets. For details, see Allowing or Disallowing Access to Cloud Assets.
• To add a user-built OBS bucket or other buckets, ensure that you have enabled OBS and created assets on it. For details about how to enable OBS, see Using OBS Console.
• If you want to add another bucket, set the bucket permission to Public Read/Public Read and Write, or use your private bucket.

Constraints

DSC does not support the parallel file system of OBS.

Adding User-Built OBS Buckets

User-built buckets are created by the current user, including public buckets and private buckets.

1. Log in to the DSC console.
2. In the navigation pane on the left, choose Asset Center > Asset Management.
3. Click OBS > OBS. The OBS asset list page is displayed.
4. In the upper left corner of the OBS asset list, click Add Self-Built Bucket. In the displayed dialog box, select the OBS buckets to be added.
   

   The asset name is used as the unique identifier of the asset. By default, the bucket name is set to the asset name.

   • In the displayed dialog box, select the OBS buckets to be added.
     Figure 1 Adding user-built OBS buckets
     
   • If you have added an organization member to DSC by referring to Multi-Account Management, select an account in the upper left corner. The OBS buckets of the account are displayed. Skip this step if you have not added an organization member.
     Figure 2 Adding a user-built OBS bucket
     

5. Click OK.
6. Click OBS. View the added OBS buckets in the OBS asset list. If the buckets are displayed, they have been added.

Adding Other Buckets

Other buckets refer to the buckets created by other users with the Public Read or Public Read/Write permission or the private buckets on which the current account has permissions.

1. Log in to the DSC console.
2. Click in the upper left corner and select a region or project.
3. In the navigation pane on the left, choose Asset Center > Asset Management.
4. Click OBS > OBS. The OBS asset list page is displayed.
5. In the upper left corner of the OBS list, click Add Other Bucket. In the displayed dialog box, enter the name of a bucket to be added.

   To add more buckets, click Add.

   Figure 3 Adding other OBS buckets
   

6. Click OK.
7. Click OBS. View the added OBS buckets in the OBS asset list. If the buckets are displayed, they have been added.

Related Operations

• Modifying asset names in batches

  Select the OBS assets whose names you want to change, and click Modify Names above the asset list. In the displayed dialog box, modify the asset names and click OK.

• Creating an identification task

  Click Create Identification Task in the Operation column of the asset list to classify and grade assets. For details, see Creating an Identification Task.

• Enabling audit

  Click Enable Audit in the Operation column of the asset list to enable audit for OBS assets. After this function is enabled, you can view audit records by referring to OBS Security Audit, which facilitates management and viewing of abnormal operations on OBS buckets. Enabling this function will incur additional request fees.

• Deleting OBS assets

  Select multiple OBS assets and click Batch Delete in the upper left corner of the asset list to delete the assets. You can also click Delete in the Operation column of the asset list to delete a single asset.