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- Console Overview
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- Bucket Overview
- Creating Buckets
- Deleting Buckets
- Querying Buckets
- Empty Buckets
- Setting Access Permission
- Setting Bucket Encryption
- Setting Hotlink Protection
- Setting Origin-Pull
- Setting Cross-Origin Access
- Setting Versioning
- Setting up a Static Website
- Setting Lifecycle
- Setting Logging
- Accessing Bucket List Using Sub-Account
- Adding Bucket Policies
- Enable Inventory Feature
- Domain Name Management
- Setting Bucket Tags
- Setting Cross-Bucket Replication
- Enabling Global Acceleration
- Object Management
- Uploading Objects
- Downloading Objects
- Copying Objects
- Viewing Object Information
- Searching for Objects
- Direct Upload Archiving
- Modifying Storage Class
- Deleting File Fragments
- Setting Object Access Permission
- Setting Object Encryption
- Custom Headers
- Deleting Objects
- Restoring an Archived Object
- Folder Management
- Data Extraction
- Set object Tag
- Batch Operation
- Monitoring Reports
- Data Processing
- User Tools
- Best Practice
- Overview
- Access Control and Permission Management
- ACL Practices
- Cloud Access Management Practices
- Granting Sub-accounts Access to COS
- Cases of Permission Setting
- Working with COS API Access Policies
- Temporary Key Security Guide for Frontend Direct Upload to COS
- Generating and Using Temporary Keys
- Grant Sub-account Permissions to Pull Tag List
- Granting Sub-account Under One Root Account Permission to Manipulate Buckets Under Another Root Account
- Performance Optimization
- Data Migration
- Accessing COS Using the AWS S3 SDK
- Data Disaster Recovery and Backup
- Direct Data Upload
- Domain Name Management Practice
- Data Security
- Data Verification
- Big Data Practice
- Using COS in the Third-party Applications
- Developer Guide
- Creating Request
- Bucket
- Object
- Data Management
- Data Disaster Recovery
- Data Security
- Cloud Access Management (CAM)
- Batch Processing
- Monitoring and Alarming
- Global Acceleration
- Data Processing
- API Documentation
- Overview
- Common Request Headers
- Common Response Headers
- Error Codes
- Request Signature
- Operation List
- Service APIs
- Bucket APIs
- Basic Operations
- Access Control List (acl)
- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (cors)
- Lifecycle (lifecycle)
- Bucket policy(policy)
- Hotlink protection（referer)
- Tag (tagging)
- Static website(website)
- Bucket inventory(inventory)
- Versioning
- Cross-region Replication（replication）
- Log Management(logging)
- Bucket Encryption (encryption)
- Global Acceleration (Accelerate)
- Object APIs
- Batch Operation APIs
- Data Processing
- SDK Documentation
- SDK Overview
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Currently, there are two archive storage modes: Cloud Archive Storage (CAS) and archive storage in Cloud Object Storage (COS) through lifecycle transition. We will unify those two modes in the future by removing the former and retaining the latter. In addition, we have implemented direct upload archiving in COS, i.e., directly uploading objects to COS in the archive storage class.
You can use the console, API, SDK, or COSCMD tool for direct upload archiving in COS.
Upload via the console
After selecting the object to be uploaded through Upload a File in the COS Console, select the storage class as Archive Storage in the "Set Object Properties" tab.
Upload via API
Direct upload archiving can be implemented by setting x-cos-storage-class to ARCHIVE in the PUT Object, POST Object, or Initiate Multipart Upload APIs.The Append Object API does not support direct upload archiving.
Upload via SDK
Currently, all SDKs of COS support direct upload archiving by setting the StorageClass parameter to ARCHIVE during file upload.Upload via COSCMD
The COSCMD tool supports direct upload archiving by adding the header field x-cos-storage-class and setting it to ARCHIVE during file upload.
Archive Storage Restoration and Download
Downloading the archive storage is different from the standard and standard infrequent access storage. You need to restore it first before you can download it. The restoration can be performed in the following three ways:
- Expedited mode: Files below 256 MB can be read in 1 to 5 minutes.
- Standard mode: Restoration can be completed generally in 3 to 5 hours.
- Batch mode: Data can be retrieved generally in 5 to 12 hours with the lowest cost.
In addition, the console, API, SDK, and COSCMD tool all support archive storage restoration and download.
Current Constraints for Direct Upload Archiving
- If you want to download an archive storage object, you need to restore it first.
- If you want to replicate an archive storage object, you need to restore it first.
- Archive storage objects cannot be replicated across regions.
- Archive storage objects cannot be converted to standard or standard infrequent access storage.
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