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            <title>Using Bucket Policy for bucket sharing</title>
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            <description>Using Bucket Policy for bucket sharing
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Setting up the Bucket Policy via aws tool
awsthis guide
Setting up the Bucket Policy from the json file:


aws s3api put-bucket-policy --profile test_user --endpoint-url https://s3.cl2.du.cesnet.cz --bucket BUCKET-NAME --policy file://C:/Users/User/Downloads/example_policy_tenant-ro.json</description>
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            <title>Sharing S3 object using (presigned) URL</title>
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            <description>Sharing S3 object using (presigned) URL
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All objects and buckets are by default private. The pre-signed URL is a reference to Ceph S3 object, which allows anyone who receives the URL to retrieve the S3 object with an HTTP GET request.

The following presigning command generates a pre-signed</description>
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            <title>S3 Object Versioning</title>
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            <description>S3 Object Versioning

Object Versioning is used to store multiple copies of an object within the same bucket. Each of these copies corresponds to the content of the object at a specific moment in the past. This functionality can be used to protect the objects of a bucket against overwriting or accidental deletion.</description>
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            <title>Object storage</title>
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            <description>Object storage

As the name promises, object storages are different from common data storages with file systems. Object storage stores data as objects not as data blocks in the case of common file systems. Metadata are associated directly with a particular object. It eliminates the need for a hierarchical structure used in common file systems. So everything is stored in a flat namespace that is easily scalable.</description>
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