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== Object Storage [[cloud providers]] == | == Object Storage [[cloud providers]] == | ||
| − | * [[Amazon S3]] ([[2006]]) | + | * [[Amazon S3]] ([[2006]]) |
* [[Swift (OpenStack)]] ([[2010]]) | * [[Swift (OpenStack)]] ([[2010]]) | ||
| − | * [[IBM Cloud]] | + | * [[IBM Cloud]] |
* [[MinIO]] (2014, [[Go]]) | * [[MinIO]] (2014, [[Go]]) | ||
* [[Ceph]] ([[2012]]) | * [[Ceph]] ([[2012]]) | ||
| + | * [[Object Storage Service]] | ||
* [[Cloudian|Cloudian HyperStore Object Storage]] | * [[Cloudian|Cloudian HyperStore Object Storage]] | ||
* [[Azure Blob Storage]] | * [[Azure Blob Storage]] | ||
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| − | + | == Amazon S3 logs == | |
| − | + | Amazon S3 allows users to enable or disable logging. If enabled, the logs are stored in Amazon S3 [[buckets]] which can then be analyzed. These logs contain useful information such as: | |
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| − | + | Date and time of access to requested content | |
| + | Protocol used (HTTP, FTP, etc.) | ||
| + | HTTP status codes | ||
| + | Turnaround time | ||
| + | HTTP request message | ||
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== Related terms== | == Related terms== | ||
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* [[File system]]: [[HDFS]] | * [[File system]]: [[HDFS]] | ||
* [[NetApp]] [[FabricPools]] | * [[NetApp]] [[FabricPools]] | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
* {{Object storage}} | * {{Object storage}} | ||
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* [[key-value]] | * [[key-value]] | ||
* [[GPFS]], [[GFS2]] | * [[GPFS]], [[GFS2]] | ||
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