Object Storage Service:Usage notes

Feature

Risk

Description

References

Retention policy

Data deletion failures

We recommend that you do not enable the OSS-HDFS service and configure retention policies for a bucket at the same time.

Assume that OSS-HDFS is enabled for a bucket for which a retention policy is configured. When you use methods supported by OSS-HDFS to delete an object from the .dlsdata/ directory, you receive a message that indicates the object is deleted. However, OSS actually retains the object if the deletion occurs within the retention period and cannot recognize and delete the object after the retention period ends.

Retention policies

Lifecycle rule

Data loss

To configure or modify a lifecycle rule to match all objects in a bucket for which OSS-HDFS is enabled, use the NOT element to exclude the objects that are stored in the .dlsdata/ directory. This prevents lifecycle rule-triggered object deletion operations or storage class conversion operations from affecting read and write operations on data in OSS-HDFS.

If you want to manage the lifecycle of data stored in OSS-HDFS, use the automatic storage tiering feature of OSS-HDFS.

• Lifecycle rules based on the last modified time

• Lifecycle rules based on the last access time

• Automatic storage tiering of OSS-HDFS

Versioning

Automatic data deletion failures and service exceptions

Do not enable OSS-HDFS and versioning for a bucket.

If OSS-HDFS and versioning are enabled for a bucket, OSS-HDFS may not work as expected. To ensure the stability of OSS-HDFS, you need to suspend versioning at the earliest opportunity and configure lifecycle rules to remove delete markers.

• How do I resolve the issue that occurs after I enable OSS-HDFS and versioning for a bucket?

• Overview

• Manage objects in a versioning-enabled bucket

• Configure versioning

Delete directories

Data loss

To maintain OSS-HDFS stability and prevent data loss, do not delete the .dlsdata/ directory or its subdirectories.

Delete directories

Delete objects

Data loss

To maintain OSS-HDFS stability and prevent data loss, do not delete objects from the .dlsdata/ directory.

Delete objects

Rename directories

Data loss

To maintain OSS-HDFS stability and prevent data loss, do not rename the .dlsdata/ directory of a bucket for which hierarchical namespace and OSS-HDFS are enabled.

Rename directories

Rename objects

Data loss

To maintain OSS-HDFS stability and prevent data loss, do not rename objects in the .dlsdata/ directory.

Rename objects

Upload objects

Data loss

To maintain OSS-HDFS stability and prevent data loss, do not upload objects to the .dlsdata/ directory by using methods not supported by OSS-HDFS.

Simple upload

Change the storage classes of objects

Data access failures and billing rule changes

We recommend that you do not change the storage classes of objects in the .dlsdata/ directory of a bucket for which OSS-HDFS is enabled.

If you change the storage class of an object in the .dlsdata/ directory to Infrequent Access (IA), the object remains accessible by using OSS-HDFS. If you change the storage class of an object in the directory to Archive, Cold Archive, or Deep Cold Archive, the object cannot be directly accessed by using OSS-HDFS. You must restore the object before you can access it.

When you change the storage class of an object to IA, Archive, Cold Archive, or Deep Cold Archive, take note of consequential factors such as the minimum billable size (64 KB), minimum storage duration, and data retrieval fees.

• Modify the storage class of objects

• Usage notes

• Restore objects

Bucket Policy

Data access failures, automatic data deletion failures, and unexpected billing

To maintain access to the .dlsdata/ directory and objects in the directory, do not select Deny Access for Authorized Operation when you configure a bucket policy for a bucket for which OSS-HDFS is enabled.

Authorize other users to access OSS by using bucket policies

RAM

Data access failures, automatic data deletion failures, and unexpected billing

When you enable OSS-HDFS for a bucket, the AliyunOSSDlsDefaultRole role is automatically created and the AliyunOSSDlsRolePolicy policy is attached to the role. To maintain access to the .dlsdata/ directory and objects in the directory, do not disable, modify, or delete the role and the attached policy.

Enable OSS-HDFS and grant access permissions

Bucket inventory

Data contamination

To maintain OSS-HDFS availability and prevent data contamination, do not set Inventory Path to .dlsdata/ when you create an inventory for a bucket for which OSS-HDFS is enabled.

Bucket inventory

Logging

Data contamination

To maintain OSS-HDFS availability and prevent data contamination, do not set Log Prefix to .dlsdata/ when you configure logging for a bucket for which OSS-HDFS is enabled.

Logging

ZIP package extraction

Data contamination and data loss

To maintain OSS-HDFS availability and prevent data contamination, do not set Destination Directory to .dlsdata/ when you configure a ZIP package extraction rule for a bucket for which OSS-HDFS is enabled.

ZIP package decompression