April 2018
Beginner to intermediate
500 pages
11h 26m
English
As we said previously, a bucket is a container that holds your data. Everything saved in Google Storage must be contained within a bucket, corresponding to the folders. You can use them to organize and control access to data, but, unlike folders, you can not create sub-buckets. In Google Storage, individual data is saved in the form of objects. Such objects can be files of any type, extension, and size; tables created with BigQuery are also considered objects, as we will see in Chapter 4, Querying Your Data with BigQuery. All objects related to a single job must be contained in a bucket.
Objects are immutable, so an object cannot be edited directly in Google Storage. It is important to specify that ...
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