October 2014
Intermediate to advanced
338 pages
8h 51m
English
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Index
Symbols
- .tar files, Bulk Upload
- .ts (tombstone files), Consistency Processes
A
- Abadi, Daniel, The CAP Theorem
- access control lists (ACLs), Meet Swift, Static Web Hosting, Container-Level Access Control
- access rights, Installing OpenStack Swift from Source, Authorization and Access Levels
- accidental deletion, preventing, Deleting Data, Object Versioning
- account layer, Server Processes
- account reaper, Consistency Processes, Settings for Background Daemons
- account storage location, Swift Data Model
- accounts
- access control grants, Authorization and Access Levels
- account metadata, Admin Access
- authenticating, Account Authentication
- basics of, Swift Data Model
- changing metadata in, PUTting and POSTing Metadata
- creating containers in, Creating a Container
- DNS hostnames, Domain Remap Middleware
- hardware specifications and, Drives
- listing containers in, Using cURL, Swift CLI subcommands
- storage needs for, Total servers (nodes) needed
- tuning account quotas middleware, Container quotas and account quotas
- user access and, Authentication
- verifying access to, Verifying Account Access
- ACID (atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability), The CAP Theorem
- Active Directory (AD), SwiftStack Active Directory
- admin access control, Admin Access
- All-In-One Node, Tiering Node Services
- Amazon Web Services, Preface
- Amazon’s Simple Storage Service (S3), Preface, Swift3
- API (application programming interface), definition of, What Is an API, Anyway?
- applications vs. filters, Configuring Middleware Through Paste
- ASCII characters, ...
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