Look through the objects in a bucket, download one, or delete the ones you are done with.
Before you begin
Section titled “Before you begin”- A bucket with data in it; see Upload data to a bucket.
- Permission to read datasets in the project. A Member gets it through a policy that allows reading datasets. Read permission lets you open folders. To delete an object, you also need permission to delete datasets.
Browse and download
Section titled “Browse and download”- In the list, select the row of the bucket, then open the Data Objects tab.
- You see one folder at a time. Select a folder to open it, and select Current Directory: to go back up.
- To download a file, select it or use the download action on its row. Downloads are for files; selecting a folder opens it.
Refresh the list to show an object you uploaded a moment ago.
Delete an object
Section titled “Delete an object”With versioning on, deleting an object leaves it as a previous version. Deleting one version removes only that version, for good. See Use object versioning.
- Use the delete action on the object’s row. Delete Dataset Object asks “Are you sure you
want to delete data:
<name>?”. - Confirm. The portal shows “
<name>deleted successfully”.
To delete with an S3 tool, use mc rm or s3cmd del. To clear the whole bucket at once, use
Empty a bucket.
A version under retention or a legal hold is protected from deletion. If you try to delete it, TIR gives the reason EOS reports. See Lock one object version or place a legal hold and Troubleshooting TIR Object Storage.