Example: Creating Bucket Owners; Examples Of Creating Buckets And Named Objects - Dell DX6000 Application Manual

An example of creating a bucket and uploading a realm follows:
curl -H "Castor-Authorization: authorization-specification/bucket-name" -H
"Castor-Stream-Type: admin" --data-binary @realm --anyauth -u "authorized-
user-name:password" --post301 --location-trusted http://node-ip/bucket-
name [-D log-file-name]
An example of getting the authorization list for a bucket follows:
curl --anyauth -u "authorized-user-name: password" --location-trusted
node-ip/bucket-name [-D log-file-name]

13.3. Example: Creating Bucket Owners

The following example creates cluster.example.com/mybucket and enables users in that
realm to create named objects in mybucket. Other users in cluster.example.com can perform
all other operations in mybucket (such as COPY, APPEND, DELETE, and so on).
In the example, cluster.example.com is the default cluster domain so you do not have to
explicitly send it as the Host in the request.
curl -X POST -H "Castor-Authorization: post=cluster.example.com/mybucket"
-H "Castor-Stream-Type: admin" --data-binary @cluster_domain_com_mybucket
--anyauth -u "authorized-user-name:password" --location-trusted http://
cluster.example.com/mybucket --post301 -D mybucketrealm.log
To update the user list later, use APPEND, which is does not replace an existing user list. PUT
replaces the user list, which might disable other users' access to the bucket. If you use APPEND to
update a user list, you do not need to set the Castor-Authorization header.

13.4. Examples of Creating Buckets and Named Objects

The following examples assume you have privileges to create a bucket named mybucket and to
create objects in mybucket.
Security assumptions:
• Your cluster administrator created one domain named cluster.example.com, which is the
default cluster domain. Therefore, you do not need to specify a domain name as the Host in any
commands.
• Your domain manager created two users named john.rogers and jane.lalane, and the
users' passwords are the same as the users' first names. These users can create buckets in
cluster.example.com.
• You can create your own buckets and set security on your buckets, if desired.
• You can set security for named objects you are authorized to create.
Other assumptions:
• You execute all commands using curl.
• You send your commands to a node whose IP address is 172.16.0.35.
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