Veritas™ Access 7.2.1.1

The object server lets you store and retrieve the data that is stored in Veritas Access using the Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) protocol.

A bucket maps to a directory inside Veritas File System and an object maps to a file. The object server in Veritas Access provides a RESTful interface. Buckets and objects are created, fetched, and deleted using standard HTTP requests.

See the object access service (S3) APIs section in the Veritas Access RESTful API Guide for more information.

Features of the object server:

  • High availability

  • Multipart uploading

  • Concurrent access from multiple nodes

  • Canned Access Control Lists

Getting Started
Overview of Veritas Access, dashboard
Manage Storage
Provision and manage disks and storage pools
Manage File Sharing Services
File sharing services: NFS, CIFS, and S3
Monitor and Troubleshoot
View alerts, events, usage, and reports
Provision and Manage File Systems
Create and manage file systems
Provision and Manage Shares
Create and manage NFS shares, CIFS shares, and S3 shares
Manage Policies
Manage policies for storage provisioning
Manage Settings
Configure cloud services, replication, events, NetBackup, and licensing
Veritas™ Access 7.2.1.1

The object server lets you store and retrieve the data that is stored in Veritas Access using the Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) protocol.

A bucket maps to a directory inside Veritas File System and an object maps to a file. The object server in Veritas Access provides a RESTful interface. Buckets and objects are created, fetched, and deleted using standard HTTP requests.

See the object access service (S3) APIs section in the Veritas Access RESTful API Guide for more information.

Features of the object server:

  • High availability

  • Multipart uploading

  • Concurrent access from multiple nodes

  • Canned Access Control Lists