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Archive Storage

Data stored in Object Storage can be automatically transferred to Archive Storage for storage and easily recovered when needed.

1 - Overview

Service Overview

Archive Storage is a storage service suitable for long-term storage of large amounts of data. Users can set a schedule to automatically transfer infrequently used data stored in Object Storage to Archive Storage, thereby efficiently configuring storage and managing costs. Additionally, if a user requests, data stored in Archive Storage can be restored to Object Storage for use.

Special Features

  • Free capacity usage: If you create a bucket in Archive Storage, the bucket automatically expands or shrinks according to the user’s data archiving and deletion. There is no cost for creating a storage bucket, and you are only charged for storage usage.

  • Stable Data Recovery: Data that has been stored long-term can be searched and reliably recovered within 3 hours. When recovering data, select the target file and the Object Storage bucket where you want to store it to recover the data.

  • Cost Efficiency: Depending on the purpose and frequency of data usage, you can efficiently configure Object Storage and Archive Storage to store and manage data at a reasonable cost.

  • Convenient Use: You can conveniently use functions such as bucket creation, Archiving schedule setting, and data recovery on the Samsung Cloud Platform Console. After migrating data for all files in Object Storage, you can apply a source deletion policy.

Diagram

Diagram
Figure. Archive Storage diagram

Provided Features

Archive Storage provides the following functions.

  • Archiving Plan Setting: Set a schedule to perform archiving on all files in the Object Storage bucket.
  • Data Recovery: You can recover to the Object Storage bucket and folder you want to store using folders or files stored in Archive Storage.
  • Archiving status monitoring: Archiving status (success, cancelled, failed, in progress, pending, skipped) can be checked.
  • Recovery status monitoring: You can check the recovery status (success, cancelled, failure, in progress, pending).
  • Encryption: If encryption is set to use, encryption is provided via the SSE‑S3 method.
  • Version Management: You can manage archived files by version and recover by selecting the desired version.

Components

Authentication Key

To create and access the Archive Storage service on the Samsung Cloud Platform Console, an authentication key is required. Therefore, to use Archive Storage, you must generate an authentication key.

bucket

Bucket (Bucket) is the top-level folder and all folders and files exist under the bucket. When you create an Archive Storage service in the Samsung Cloud Platform Console, a bucket is created, and thereafter you can upload folders or files.
The bucket name creation rules are as follows.

  • Bucket name must be at least 3 characters and at most 63 characters.
  • Bucket names can only consist of lowercase English letters, numbers, period. and hyphen-.
  • Bucket name must start with a lowercase English letter or a number.
  • Bucket names must not be used with two periods placed side by side.
  • Bucket names cannot end with a period or hyphen.
  • Bucket names cannot have periods and hyphens adjacent.
  • Bucket names do not use IP address format (e.g., 192.168.x.x).
  • You cannot use the name admin as a bucket name.
  • Bucket name must be unique within the Account.
  • The previously used bucket name can be used after up to 1 hour.
Valid bucket name exampleInvalid bucket name example
Usable bucket names are as follows
  • cpexamplebucket1
  • scp-example-bucket-01
  • my-scp-object-storage
The following bucket names cannot be used
  • scp_example_bucket(including underscore)
  • DocExampleBucket(including uppercase)
  • -scp-example-bucket(starting with hyphen)

folder

Folder (Folder) is used to logically group files.
The folder name creation rules are as follows.

  • Folder names can consist of Korean, English, numbers, and special characters.
  • The special characters that cannot be entered are as follows.
Special characters that cannot be used in folder names
  • percentage sign%
  • ampersand&
  • question mark?
  • exclamation mark!
  • less-than sign<,greater-than sign>
  • slash/
  • equals sign=
  • plus sign+
  • dollar sign$
  • pound sign#
  • apostrophe’
  • caret^
  • vertical bar/pipe|
  • left curly brace{,right curly brace}
  • left bracket[,right bracket]

file

File (File) is the data stored in Archive Storage and is the same as a regular file.
The file name generation rules are as follows.

  • File names can consist of Korean, English, numbers, and special characters.
  • The special characters that cannot be entered are as follows.
Special characters not allowed in file names
  • percentage sign%
  • ampersand&
  • question mark?
  • exclamation mark!
  • less-than sign<, greater-than sign>
  • slash/
  • equals sign=
  • plus+
  • dollar$
  • pound sign#
  • backslash\
  • apostrophe’
  • caret^
  • vertical bar/pipe|
  • left curly brace{, right curly brace}
  • left square bracket[, right square bracket]
  • plus+

Folder names and file names are separated by a slash/. The following are examples of valid folder names and file names.

Example of mixed use of folder names and file names
  • 3scp-example
  • my.happy_photo-2024/20240101.jpg
  • video/2024/video01.wmv
Note
The length of the path, including folder name, file name, and the delimiter (/), is limited to within 1,024 Bytes (based on UTF-8 encoding).

Constraints

Archive Storage’s constraints are as follows.

CategoryDescription
Number of creatable Archive Storage services1,000 or less
File name length (including path)1,024 Bytes or less
Table. Archive Storage Constraints
Reference
  • If using through IAM role, Archive Storage cannot be used via Samsung Cloud Platform Console, and only IAM users can use it.

Preliminary Service

This is a list of services that must be pre-configured before creating the service. For details, refer to the guide provided for each service and prepare in advance.

Service CategoryServiceDetailed Description
StorageObject StorageObject storage that facilitates data storage and retrieval
Table. Archive Storage Preliminary Service

2 - How-to guides

The user can enter the required information for Archive Storage through the Samsung Cloud Platform Console, select detailed options, and create the service.

Create authentication key

To create and use the Archive Storage service in the Samsung Cloud Platform Console, you need to generate an authentication key in advance.

API key creation can be done from My menu > My Info. > API key management > Create API key. For detailed information, see IAM > Create API key.

Note
  • The authentication key is used not only for Archive Storage, but also for authentication in OpenAPI and CLI.
  • Authentication keys can be generated up to a maximum of 2.
Caution
  • If the authentication key expires, access to the Archive Storage service will be restricted. To ensure smooth service usage, please check the expiration period of the authentication key in advance.
  • If you disable the authentication key, access rights to the Archive Storage service will be restricted.

Archive Storage Create

You can create and use the Archive Storage service from the Samsung Cloud Platform Console.

To create Archive Storage, follow the steps below.

  1. All Services > Storage > Archive Storage Click the menu. Go to the Service Home page of Archive Storage.
  2. Service Home on the page click the Create Archive Storage button. Navigate to the Create Archive Storage page.
  3. Archive Storage creation On the page, enter the information required to create the service, and select detailed options.
    Category
    Required
    		Detailed description
    Bucket NameRequiredBucket name for performing Archiving
    • Start with a lowercase letter or number, and use lowercase letters, numbers, dash-, and period. to input 3~63 characters
    • Cannot have two or more consecutive periods.
    • Periods. and dashes- cannot be adjacent
    • Cannot end with a period. or dash-
    • IP format not allowed
    • admin name not allowed
    • Cannot use a bucket name already in use in the same region within the Samsung Cloud Platform Console
    Table. Archive Storage service information input items
  4. Summary Check the detailed information and estimated billing amount generated in the panel, and click the Complete button.
    • Once creation is complete, check the created resource on the Archive Storage List page.
Notice

Archive Storage Check detailed information

Archive Storage Detail page consists of Detailed Information, Folder List, Archiving History, Recovery History, Tag tabs.

To view detailed information of the Archive Storage service, follow the steps below.

  1. All Services > Storage > Archive Storage Click the menu. Navigate to Archive Storage’s Service Home page.
  2. Service Home page, click the Archive Storage menu. Go to the Archive Storage list page.
  3. Archive Storage list on the page, click the resource to view detailed information. Archive Storage details navigate to the page.
    • Archive Storage Details The page displays status information and additional feature information, and consists of Details, Folder List, Archiving History, Recovery History, Tags tabs.
      CategoryDetailed description
      Archive Storage statusArchive Storage status information
      • Active: available
      • Error: abnormal state during termination
      • Deleting: service termination in progress
      Service terminationButton to cancel the service
      Table. Archive Storage status information and additional functions

Detailed Information

In the Detailed Information tab, you can view the resource’s detailed information and, if necessary, edit the information.

CategoryDetailed description
ServiceService group
resource typeresource type
SRNUnique resource ID in Samsung Cloud Platform
Resource NameResource Name
  • In Archive Storage service, it means the bucket name
Resource IDService’s unique resource ID
Bucket nameUser-created bucket name
UsageTotal data usage of the bucket
EncryptionEncryption usage information
  • When encryption is used, the SSE‑S3 encryption key method and AES256 encryption algorithm are applied
  • Encryption settings are configured on the Archive Storage detail page after creating Archive Storage
Version ManagementVersion Management Usage Information
  • Click the Edit button to set usage
Archiving policyCheck configured archiving target and policy tasks
  • If not in use, click the Add button to set the policy
Archiving targetObject Storage bucket to perform archiving
Policy WorkArchiving Policy List
  • Display Policy Information
    • Policy ID: Policy ID value
    • Target File: Archiving target object
    • Full Version Archiving: Execution time of Archiving policy operation
    • Status: Active (enabled), Inactive (disabled)
  • Click the Add button to add a new policy
  • Click the More button to manage
    • Deactivate: Deactivate a policy in Active state (when deactivated, display as changed to Active)
    • Edit: Can change the execution time of the Archiving policy
Table. Archive Storage detailed information tab items
Reference
  • Archiving target can be set only once initially. After setting, it cannot be modified.
  • Policy work performs archiving for the entire version files of Object Storage.
  • Archiving policy can only be modified, not deleted.
  • Archiving policy is performed once a day based on the addition point.
Caution
If you reuse the bucket name of the Archiving target, be careful as the configured archiving policy will be applied.

Folder List

Folder List in the tab, you can view the list and size of folders that have been archived.

CategoryDetailed description
NameName of the file or folder on which Archiving was performed
  • You can search by entering the first letter of the folder or file in the search area.
SizeSize of archived file or folder
Modification Date/TimeFile or folder’s last modified date/time
More buttonManage selected files or folders
  • Version list: Check version list of selected file
    • Can restore to desired version or delete version history
  • Restore: Restore selected files or folders
  • Delete: Delete selected files or folders
Table. Archive Storage folder list tab items

Archiving History

Archiving History in the tab, you can view the list of archiving performed over a specific period.

CategoryDetailed description
Query periodSelect the period to check the Archiving history
  • Up to 90 days can be queried
StatusSelect Archiving status
  • All, In progress, Success, Failure, Cancelled, Pending, Skip can be selected
Policy IDArchiving Policy ID
  • When clicked, Status Check popup opens
  • Policy ID, execution time, status, target file, capacity, progress can be checked
Execution Date and TimeArchiving Start Time
Completion Date/TimeArchiving Completion Time
StatusArchiving status information
Cancel TaskCancel Archiving Task
  • If Archiving status is Pending or In Progress, enable
  • When clicked, Cancel Task popup opens
Table. Archive Storage Archiving History Tab Items

Recovery History

You can view the list of Archives that performed recovery tasks over a specific period in the Recovery History tab.

CategoryDetailed description
Search periodSelect the period to view the recovery history
  • Up to 90 days can be queried
StatusSelect recovery status
  • All, In progress, Success, Failure, Cancel, Waiting, Skip can be selected
  • Recovery target, Archive recovery ID, Recovery date/time, Status, Original location can be verified
Recovery TargetRecovery Target Object Storage Name
  • When clicked, Check Status popup opens
Recovery Date and TimeRecovery Start Time
Completion Date/TimeRecovery Completion Time
StatusRecovery status information
Cancel recovery operationCancel recovery operation
  • If the recovery status is Pending or In progress, activated
  • When clicked, Cancel operation popup opens
Table. Archive Storage Recovery History Tab Items

tag

In the Tag tab, you can view the resource’s tag information, and you can add, modify, or delete it.

CategoryDetailed description
Tag ListTag List
  • You can view the Key, Value information of tags
  • Up to 50 tags can be added per resource
  • When entering tags, search and select from the existing list of Keys and Values
Table. Archive Storage tag tab items

Archive Storage Set up encryption

You can configure the data stored in the bucket to be encrypted. After setting bucket encryption, the encryption setting is applied to data uploaded thereafter. When encryption is used, the SSE‑S3 encryption key method and the AES256 encryption algorithm are applied.

Reference

Archive Storage’s bucket encryption can provide two types (SSE-S3/SSE-KMS).

  • SSE-S3 is server-side encryption (SSE-S3) using Amazon S3 managed keys.
  • SSE-KMS is server-side encryption (SSE-KMS) using Key Management Service (KMS) keys.
  • In this service, server-side encryption using Amazon S3 managed keys (SSE-S3) has been released as the default method, and server-side encryption using Key Management Service (KMS) keys (SSE-KMS) will be provided in the future according to the service roadmap.

Notice

If there is data saved before bucket encryption was set, the encryption settings will not be applied.

  • If you re-upload the file, encryption will be applied.
  • To set encryption for existing data, you need to re-upload.

To set up encryption, follow the steps below.

  1. All Services > Storage > Archive Storage Click the menu. Navigate to Archive Storage’s Service Home page.
  2. Click the Archive Storage menu on the Service Home page. Go to the Archive Storage list page.
  3. Archive Storage List page, click the resource (bucket) to use encryption. Navigate to the Archive Storage Details page.
  4. On the Archive Storage Details page, after confirming that encryption is unused, click the edit button. Encryption Edit popup window opens.
  5. After checking the use of encryption, click the Confirm button.

Archive Storage Cancel

Note
Archiving is in progress or when restoring an Archive file, Archive Storage cannot be cancelled.

To cancel Archive Storage, follow the steps below.

  1. All Services > Storage > Archive Storage Click the menu. Go to the Service Home page of Archive Storage.
  2. Click the Archive Storage menu on the Service Home page. Go to the Archive Storage list page.
  3. Archive Storage List On the page, select the resource to cancel, and click the Cancel Service button.
  4. When the termination is completed, check on the Archive Storage list page whether the resource has been terminated.

2.1 - Archiving Policy Management

You can add, modify, or delete Archiving policies.

Archiving Add Policy

To add an Archiving policy, follow the steps below.

  1. All Services > Storage > Archive Storage Click the menu. Go to the Service Home page of Archive Storage.
  2. Service Home on the page click the Archive Storage menu. Navigate to the Archive Storage list page.
  3. Click the resource on the Archive Storage List page to view detailed information. It navigates to the Archive Storage Details page.
  4. Click the Add button of Policy Actions. The Add Archiving Policy popup opens.
  5. After entering the Archiving policy information, click the Confirm button.
    CategoryDetailed description
    Archiving targetSelect the bucket of Object Storage to perform Archiving
    • Cannot be modified after initial setup
    • Only buckets within the same region can be added
    • Buckets used in policies of other Arcvhie Storage cannot be selected
    Target ObjectSelect Archiving target object
    • All only selectable
    Archiving policy workWhen selected, archiving is performed on all version objects of Object Storage
    • When using Archive Storage version management: manage all versions separately
    • When not using Archive Storage version management: manage by overwriting the current version
    Execution timearchiving execution time input
    • Enter a number between 1 and 3,650
    Table. Archiving policy addition popup items
Reference
  • Archiving target can be set only once initially. It cannot be modified after being set.
  • Policy work performs archiving for the entire version files of Object Storage.
  • Archiving policy can only be edited, not deleted.
  • Archiving policy is performed once a day based on the addition point.

Archiving Modify policy

To modify the Archiving policy, follow the steps below.

  1. Click the All Services > Storage > Archive Storage menu. Navigate to the Service Home page of Archive Storage.
  2. Click the Archive Storage menu on the Service Home page. Go to the Archive Storage list page.
  3. Archive Storage List page, click the resource to view detailed information. It navigates to the Archive Storage Details page.
  4. Policy Actions After selecting the policy you want to edit from the list, click the More > Add button on the right. Edit Archiving Policy popup opens.
  5. After modifying the Archiving policy information, click the Confirm button.
Caution
If you reuse the bucket name of the Archiving target, the configured archiving policy will be applied, so be careful.

Archiving Change policy status

You can change whether the Archiving policy is performed by enabling or disabling the Archiving policy.

To change the Archiving policy status, follow the steps below.

  1. All Services > Storage > Archive Storage Click the menu. Navigate to the Service Home page of Archive Storage.
  2. Click the Archive Storage menu on the Service Home page. Navigate to the Archive Storage List page.
  3. Click the resource to change the Archiving policy status on the Archive Storage List page. It navigates to the Archive Storage Details page.
  4. Policy Actions in the list, click the More > Activate or More > Deactivate button for the policy whose status you want to change. A popup window notifying the Archiving policy status change will open.
    • Activation: Perform archiving according to the archiving policy.
    • Disable: Stops performing archiving.
  5. Click the Confirm button. The status of the Archiving policy will change.

Archiving Cancel operation

Notice
Only Archiving tasks that are pending or in progress can be cancelled.

To cancel Archiving, follow the steps below.

  1. All Services > Storage > Archive Storage menu. Go to the Service Home page of Archive Storage.
  2. Click the Archive Storage menu on the Service Home page. Navigate to the Archive Storage list page.
  3. Archive Storage List on the page, click the resource to cancel the Archiving operation. Navigate to the Archive Storage Details page.
  4. Click the Archive History tab.
  5. In the Archiving history list, check whether the status of the Archiving policy for which you want to cancel the job is Pending or In progress.
  6. Cancel button click. Cancel confirmation popup opens.
  7. Confirm Click the button. The corresponding Archiving task will be canceled.

Archiving How it works

The Archiving behavior according to the target is as follows.

Archiving targetdetailed description
Previous version/current version fileDepends on whether versioning is used in Archive Storage
  • Object Storage versioning: Enabled / Archive Storage versioning: Enabled
    • All versions of Object Storage are also managed by version in Archive Storage
  • Object Storage versioning: Enabled / Archive Storage versioning: Disabled
    • Archiving is performed for all versions of Object Storage, but Archive Storage only manages the Current version (file overwrite applied)
    • Since Archive Storage only manages the Current version, previous version files of Object Storage cannot be viewed in Archive Storage
  • Object Storage versioning: Disabled / Archive Storage versioning: Enabled
    • Object Storage only manages the Current version (overwrite applied) and Archive Storage manages by version
  • Object Storage versioning: Disabled / Archive Storage versioning: Disabled
    • Both Object Storage and Archive Storage only manage the Current version (overwrite applied)
Delete Marker version containing fileDelete Marker version cannot be archived
  • When the latest version is a Delete Marker
    • Object Storage Details page’s Folder List tab cannot view the file
    • Archive Storage Details page’s Folder List tab can be viewed
  • When an intermediate version is a Delete Marker
    • Cannot view that version in the file version list of Object Storage and Archive Storage
    • After archiving, only the Delete Marker version is retained in Object Storage
Empty folderFolder creation not possible in Archive Storage
Folder with filesDepending on whether the folder is an Object, the folder deletion in Object Storage after archiving differs
  • If the folder is an Object: the folder is not deleted and is retained
    • When the folder is created first and then files are uploaded
    • When the folder containing files is uploaded directly from Windows
  • If the folder is not an Object: folder deletion
    • When the folder containing files is uploaded directly from Linux
    • When the folder itself is restored from Archive Storage to Object Storage
When there is no target filePerform the Archiving schedule as is
  • Archiving size: 0 B
When the target Object Storage bucket is terminated
  • Keep display of Archiving target
  • When clicking the Archiving target (Object Storage) link, fail to retrieve the bucket
  • After deleting the bucket, handle archiving failure
  • When recreating the bucket with the same name, maintain archiving with the new bucket
Table. Archiving method according to archiving target
Reference
  • Archiving is performed based on the Etag value of the Object Storage file.
  • After archiving, Version ID and Modification Timestamp are changed. However, Etag value remains the same.

2.2 - Using Version Control

You can set versioning on the bucket to manage all versions of Object Storage in Archive Storage.
If you use version control, you can view the list of file versions, and from the version list you can select a previous version of the file to restore.

Version Control Setup

Follow the steps below to set up the version control feature.

  1. All Services > Storage > Archive Storage Click the menu. Navigate to Archive Storage’s Service Home page.
  2. Click the Archive Storage menu on the Service Home page. Go to the Archive Storage list page.
  3. Click the resource to use the version control feature on the Archive Storage List page. Navigate to the Archive Storage Details page.
  4. Archive Storage Details on the page, Version Management is Unused after confirming, click the Edit button. Edit Version Management popup window opens.
  5. After checking the use of version control, click the Confirm button. The Archive Storage Details page’s version control will be changed to use.
Note
  • If you set up version control for the first time, it may take some time for changes to be completed.
  • The time required varies depending on the size of the bucket, and version control may not be applied before the settings are completed.

Check version list

You can view and manage the version list of the file.
To view and manage the file’s version list, follow these steps.

  1. All Services > Storage > Archive Storage Click the menu. Go to the Service Home page of Archive Storage.
  2. Click the Archive Storage menu on the Service Home page. Go to the Archive Storage list page.
  3. Archive Storage list page, click the resource to view the version list. Archive Storage detail page, navigate to it.
  4. Archive Storage Details page, click the Folder List tab.
  5. Click the More > Version Management button of the file whose version list you want to check. The version list popup will open.
CategoryDetailed description
FilenameFile name under version control
Modification Date and TimeFile’s modification date and time
Version IDVersion ID assigned to each individual file
  • File before version control setting: null(-) displayed
  • File after version control setting: unique ID value displayed
Etagobject that can identify a file’s specific version
SizeVersion file size
MoreDelete or restore the version
  • Delete: Delete the version from the version list
Table. Version list item
Notice

From the point when version control is set, you can check and manage the version ID of archived files.

  • Before setting version control archived file: Version ID is displayed as null(-).
  • After setting up version control archived file: Version file is added and a unique version ID is generated and assigned.

Delete version file

To delete unused version files, follow the steps below.

  1. All Services > Storage > Archive Storage Click the menu. Navigate to the Archive Storage Service Home page.
  2. Click the Archive Storage menu on the Service Home page. Go to the Archive Storage list page.
  3. Archive Storage list page, click the resource to view the version list. Archive Storage details page will be opened.
  4. Archive Storage Details on the page Folder List Click the tab.
  5. Click the More > Version Management button of the file whose version file you want to delete. The version list popup opens.
  6. Click the More > Delete button for the version file to be deleted. The version file will be removed from the version list.
    • After selecting all version files to delete, you can click the Delete button at the top of the list to delete them all at once.
Caution
If you delete all version files, the original file will also be deleted. To keep the original file, leave at least one version.

2.3 - Archive Recover

Archive Recover

Note
  • Recovery can be performed on a per-file basis, and even after recovery, data stored in Archive Storage is not deleted.
  • When restoring the Archive file, select the bucket and folder of the Object Storage and restore to that location. Before starting the restoration, first verify the Object Storage you want to restore.

Recover from folder list

If you are not using the version control feature, you can recover by selecting the Archive file from the folder list.
To check and recover the Archive file, follow the steps below.

  1. All Services > Storage > Archive Storage Click the menu. Navigate to the Archive Storage Service Home page.
  2. Service Home page, click the Archive Storage menu. Go to the Archive Storage list page.
  3. Click the resource to view detailed information on the Archive Storage List page. It navigates to the Archive Storage Details page.
  4. Folder List Click the tab.
  5. Select the folder or file name to restore from the folder list. The Delete and Restore buttons appear at the top of the list.
  6. Recover Click the button. Archive Recover popup window opens.
  7. After selecting the recovery information, click the Confirm button.
    CategoryDetailed description
    Bucket NameObject Storage’s bucket name
    Original locationOriginal file or folder location
    Recovery targetSelect recovery target bucket
    OverwriteSelect whether to use the overwrite function
    • When selecting a bucket of Object Storage that is using versioning as the recovery target, using the overwrite function will store the existing file with the same name as a previous version
    Table. Archive Recovery Popup Items
Caution
  • Recovery may fail due to character count restrictions on files and folders. The character count restrictions on files and folders are File name creation rules, Folder name creation rules. Please refer.
  • After a recovery failure, if you use the overwrite function to perform recovery again, you may be charged duplicate fees.
Notice
If recovery fails, check whether the completed recovered files are present in the target Object Storage.

Recover from version list

If you use the version control feature, you can check the file’s version and restore it to the desired version.

Notice
  • To check the file’s version and recover it, you need to set the version control feature to use..
  • To set up version control features, please refer to Setting up version control.

Use the version file to recover the Archive file by following these steps.

  1. All Services > Storage > Archive Storage Click the menu. Move to Archive Storage’s Service Home page.
  2. Service Home on the page, click the Archive Storage menu. Navigate to the Archive Storage list page.
  3. Archive Storage List page, click the resource to view detailed information. Archive Storage Details page will be opened.
  4. Folder List Click the tab.
  5. In the folder list, click the More > Version Management button for the file whose version list you want to check. The version list popup will open.
  6. In the version list, click the More > Recover button of the version file to be restored. Archive Recover popup window opens.
  7. After selecting the recovery information, click the Confirm button.
    CategoryDetailed description
    Bucket nameObject Storage’s bucket name
    Original locationOriginal file or folder location
    Version ListModification date and time of the version to be restored, version ID, Etag, size information
    Recovery targetSelect recovery target bucket
    OverwriteSelect whether to use the overwrite function
    • When selecting a bucket of Object Storage that is using versioning as the recovery target, using the Overwrite function saves the existing file with the same name as a previous version
    Table. Archive Recovery Popup Items
Caution
  • Recovery may fail due to character count restrictions on files and folders. The character count restrictions on files and folders are File name creation rules, Folder name creation rules. Please refer to.
  • After a recovery failure, if you perform recovery again using the overwrite function, you may be charged duplicate fees.
Notice
If recovery fails, check whether the completed recovered files are present in the target Object Storage.

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Cancel recovery operation

Notice
Only recovery tasks that are pending or in progress can be canceled.

To cancel the recovery operation, follow the steps below.

  1. All Services > Storage > Archive Storage Click the menu. Navigate to the Archive Storage Service Home page.
  2. Click the Archive Storage menu on the Service Home page. Go to the Archive Storage list page.
  3. Archive Storage List On the page, click the resource to cancel the recovery operation. Archive Storage Details Navigate to the page.
  4. Recovery History Click the tab.
  5. In the recovery history list, check whether the status of the recovery target to cancel the operation is Pending or In Progress.
  6. Cancel operation Click the button. A cancel operation confirmation popup will open.
  7. Confirm Click the button. The recovery operation will be canceled.

Archive Learn about recovery methods

The recovery methods according to the type of recovery are as follows.

Recovery TypeStatus Description
General Recovery
  • If some of the original locations are pending: Pending
  • If all original locations are in progress: In progress
  • Work possible only when In progress
When there is no file to recover (overwrite option not used)Not shown in the status check list
Table. Recovery method according to recovery type

3 - API Reference

API Reference

4 - CLI Reference

CLI Reference

5 - Release Note

Archive Storage

2025.10.23
FEATURE Version control feature added
  • You can manage archived folders or files by version.
    • The user can view archived folders or files by version and select the desired version to delete or restore.
2025.07.01
NEW Archive Storage Service Official Version Release
  • Archive Storage service has been launched.
    • Automatically transfer data stored in Object Storage to Archive Storage for storage, and easily recover it when needed.