Change the storage class of buckets and objects
- We can modify the storage class fo bucket either from gsutil or from console
- Console:
- The similar functionality on the cmdline can be achieved by using
gsutil rewrite -s coldine gs://bucketname/objectname
Upload the data to the buckets
- Console:
- gsutil: Refer Here for cp command line reference
Exercise:
- Create a folder in your local machine and create some files
- Now write the gsutil commands to create the storage bucket and upload all the files to the storage bucket
gsutil cp tbd/*.txt gs://<bucket-name>
- Now lets create some more files
- Now lets synchronize the contents of the folder to gcs bucket using gcs rsync
gsutil rsync ./tbd gs://<bucket-name>
gsutil ls gs://<bucket-name>/
- Try to find a cli to set objectReader Permission to all objects in a bucket
- To display the disk usage of the objects
Scenario:
- We are using GCS to store the documents
- Our organizations updates these documents regulary and needs to have the history of the documents.
- In GCS we have versioning
- To set versioning
gsutil versioning set on gs://bucketname
- Now lets upload 1.txt again
- when you upload a new version then the generation number is associated with the file
